Feimao SMS · Provider guide
Which eSIMs can be hosted for SMS reception?
Updated:
Feimao SMS currently has real installation and message-reception evidence for eSIM.GG, SoSIM, and Lycamobile. Other eSIMs you own may also be eligible when they have a real phone number, support incoming SMS, and permit hosted installation. Actual usability depends on the exact plan and real installation, network registration, and message reception. Receiving SMS does not guarantee any third party will send a code or accept the number.
Providers with real installation and reception evidence
- eSIM.GG: a real profile was installed and received SMS.
- SoSIM: a real profile was installed, registered on the network, and received operator messages.
- Lycamobile: a real profile was installed, registered, and received ordinary SMS.
This evidence covers what was observed, not every plan, region, or third-party website. Providers may change activation, roaming, identity, expiry, and reinstallation rules, so check your exact product.
Other eSIMs may qualify by their actual conditions
Absence from this list does not mean an eSIM cannot work. Confirm a real phone number, incoming SMS, permission for hosted installation, and suitable activation and roaming conditions. Hosting cannot add SMS to a data-only eSIM, and saving a QR code does not prove installation or reception.
Use the hosting checklist, then follow How it works. See Pricing for charges and message-viewing rules, and use FAQ and Help for boundaries and troubleshooting.
Can Saily be hosted for SMS?
This project does not currently have a successful Saily installation-and-reception result, so Saily is not listed as verified. Its base data product and any separately offered phone-number capability must be checked separately. A plan with a number still needs SMS, hosted-installation, identity, location, and third-party acceptance checks.
SMS reception and verification success are separate
Feimao SMS can show messages that actually arrive. It cannot control whether a third party sends a code, accepts a number type, or applies risk checks. Wait for “Ready to receive” before requesting SMS, then troubleshoot the page stage, number, request, third-party response, and message time if nothing arrives.
Getting started guides
- How can I receive SMS on my own overseas eSIM without an eSIM phone?
- What should I ask my supplier before hosting my own eSIM?
- Your first receiving request: from adding an eSIM to reading its codes