ExpressNumber is the second phone number app for giving every site, store and dealer its own number that rings the phone you already have: 5 numbers for $9.99 a month, with the first 7 days free. If the second number must also call and text out, Google Voice is free, and Burner, Hushed, Sideline and Quo are paid.
Prices are each company's own, read in October 2026.
| App | Price | Best for | One weakness |
|---|---|---|---|
$9.99/mo for 5 numbers | A different number for every site, store and dealer | Receive-only: it never calls or texts out. | |
Free for personal use; paid from $10/mo | One free US number that calls and texts out | A new number needs identity verification before it can send or receive. | |
$7.99/mo, one number | One private line you can swap or delete | Each plan includes one private number. | |
From $6.99/mo | A private US, Canada or UK number | No free plan on its pricing page. | |
Free with ads; Plus $18.99/mo | Free calling and texting, if ads are fine | The free plan shows ads, and removing them costs $18.99 a month. | |
From $19/user/mo; 7-day trial | A business line with team features | Priced per user for teams, so one number costs $19 a month. | |
$14.49/mo or $129.99/yr | A second line you call and text from | $14.49 a month in the App Store for one number. | |
From $1.99/mo for one number | Separate identities with email and a number | The cheaper plans cap minutes and messages. | |
Free with banner ads | A free second number on Android | The free number is recycled after a period of inactivity. |
Lowest published monthly price per number. Google Voice, TextNow and 2ndLine also give a free number. ExpressNumber numbers only receive.
Four jobs, and the apps built for each.
Google Voice is free, Burner and Hushed sell one private line, and Sideline is a paid second line.
Google Voice, Burner, Hushed, Sideline
ExpressNumber puts 5 numbers on Basic and 100 on Pro, all ringing the phone you already carry.
ExpressNumber
Quo prices by user and adds team features to the number.
Quo
MySudo bundles a number, email and browser into each separate identity.
MySudo
What it costs, who it suits and where it falls short.
ExpressNumber is for people who want to hand out a separate number for each listing, form or delivery and still answer on the phone they carry. Basic is $9.99 a month for 5 numbers and Pro is $29.99 for 100, with the first 7 days free and no app to install. It only receives calls and texts, so it cannot replace a line you call out from.
Try it free for 7 daysYes, if you want one US number you call and text out from: Google Voice costs $0 for personal use, with unlimited domestic calls and texts. The catch is that a new number must complete identity verification before it can send or receive calls and texts. It needs a personal Gmail account, and paid plans start at $10 a month.
Burner is worth it if you want one private line with unlimited calls and texts that you can delete or switch whenever you like. Standard is $7.99 a month, or $47.99 billed yearly. Premium is $12.99 and adds video messaging, voicemail transcription and a VPN.
Hushed Unlimited, its most popular plan, is $6.99 a month for unlimited local talk and text. Prepaid plans start at $7.99 and pay-as-you-go at $8.99. Numbers are available in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.
Yes. The free plan includes a free local number paid for by ads, and you can use it over Wi-Fi with no SIM. Plus is $18.99 a month and removes the ads.
Yes, if the number is for customers and you want team features on it. Starter is $19 per user a month, or $15 billed annually, with one local or toll-free number per user and US and Canada calling and texting. It runs on top of your existing phone, and your personal number stays private.
In the App Store, Sideline is $14.49 a month or $129.99 a year for a second number that calls and texts. Its listing shows 4.4 out of 5 from 15K ratings.
Both: it bundles phone numbers with email, a browser and storage into separate identities. SudoGo is $1.99 a month for one number with 30 minutes and 100 messages, SudoPro is $4.99 for 3 numbers, and SudoMax is $14.99 for 9 with unlimited minutes and messages. The free plan has no phone number.
Yes: texting and calling to US and Canadian numbers is free, paid for by banner ads. The free version recycles your number after a period of inactivity, and Premium stops that. Its FAQ lists Android only.
It depends on the job. To hand out a different number to every site, store and dealer and answer on the phone you already carry, ExpressNumber: 5 numbers for $9.99 a month, 7 days free. To call and text out from the second number, Google Voice is free, and Burner ($7.99 a month) and Hushed ($6.99) are one private line.
Google Voice gives a free personal US number that calls and texts out, after identity verification. TextNow and 2ndLine are free with ads. ExpressNumber is free for the first 7 days, then $9.99 a month, with no ads.
Yes. ExpressNumber numbers ring the phone you already have, with no app to install, and texts land in your inbox. Google Voice forwards calls to a phone you link, and Quo adds a number on top of your existing phone.
For a team line with shared features, Quo, from $19 per user a month. For a separate number per ad, flyer or listing that all ring your own phone, ExpressNumber: 5 numbers for $9.99 a month, or 100 for $29.99.
From $0 on Google Voice, TextNow and 2ndLine to $19 per user a month on Quo. Burner is $7.99, Hushed $6.99, Sideline $14.49, MySudo from $1.99, and ExpressNumber $9.99 for 5 numbers.
No. ExpressNumber numbers receive calls and texts and forward them to the phone you already have. To call and text out from a second number, use one of the other apps on this page.
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