Sending an anonymous SMS from a website seems almost too simple. Behind that simplicity, a precise mechanism ensures your number never leaves your pocket. Here's the full journey of a message.
Three fields, no account
You enter the recipient's number, a contact email and your text. That's all: no sign-up, no password, no app to install. Less information asked for means fewer traces left. The guide to send an anonymous SMS details every step.
The gateway, that number which isn't yours
Once the send is confirmed, the message is handed to a shared SMS gateway. It's its number, not yours, that shows up on the recipient's side. Since number portability, a 06 or 07 prefix no longer even indicates the carrier: it's impossible to read anything into it about the sender.
The confirmation delay
A 60-second countdown precedes every send. Checked server-side, it curbs automation and abusive use. That's the price of an open service: discretion for some must not become a weapon for others.
From a computer too
Everything works the same at the desk: follow the guide to send an SMS from a computer. And if you're still hesitating between channels, our comparison SMS or WhatsApp sheds light on what each one reveals — or hides — about your identity.
