+43 AustriaÖsterreichische Nummer für SMS

Austrian virtual number for SMS codes, +43

An Austrian virtual number on VSIM is a real +43 mobile number you rent for one SMS code, with no SIM card, no ID and no contract, from $0.09. Today Austria is No. 1 in the world for Wolt, Nike and Alibaba by delivery rate, and in the top five for TikTok and Zoho. WhatsApp and Google do far better elsewhere, and this page shows where.

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Wolt

95%

Passt Delivers

Price
$0.44
Tries per code
1 try
If no code
Refund

95% of recent orders on an Austrian number got the code, No. 1 of 19 countries. You pay only for a code that arrives.

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Which Austrian number do you actually need?

At the bottom of every ski lift in Tyrol you pass a turnstile, and it only turns for the right pass. “Austrian phone number” means four different things, so here are four gates. Walk up to yours.

Gate open: VSIM sells this

An Austrian number for one SMS code

You are signing up for an app and need a +43 number that receives the verification code now. That is what VSIM sells: pick the app, get a number, read the code on your order page, and get the full price back if no code arrives.

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Which way of getting an Austrian number fits you?

At a Viennese ball every guest carries a dance card, and each dance is promised to someone. Five ways to an Austrian number have each been promised five dances, the five things you might need. A dance they can keep is signed; one they cannot is struck out. Open a card.

A real +43 number for one SMS code, refunded if no code arrives.

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Which apps get their code on an Austrian number today?

Every Austrian ski resort posts a piste map at the lift. Every app sold on +43 is a run on this one: an easy green run at 50% or more, an amber run at 20 to 49%, a red run under 20%, and a closed run where too few recent orders exist to measure. 31 of 165 apps have a measured rate.

  1. Nike100%$0.48
  2. Zoho96%$0.24
  3. Wolt95%$0.44
  4. BIGO Live88%$0.20
  5. PayPal86%$1.12
  6. Amazon84%$0.20
  7. Ticketmaster84%$0.35
  8. Uber75%$0.58
  9. Alibaba73%$0.58
  10. Signal65%$0.17
  11. TikTok60%$0.27
  12. KakaoTalk54%$0.90
  13. Grindr48%$0.13
  14. POF48%$0.43
  15. Apple43%$0.67
  16. Weststein43%$0.42
  17. Instagram36%$0.44
  18. imo33%$0.32
  19. Facebook29%$0.48
  20. eBay22%$1.07
  21. AliExpress18%$0.33
  22. WeChat17%$1.42
  23. Tinder10%$1.80
  24. Snapchat9%$0.48
  25. WhatsApp7%$4.39
  26. Fiverr5%$0.78
  27. X5%$0.55
  28. Zalo5%$0.42
  29. Netflix4%$1.26
  30. Google3%$0.48
  31. Viber3%$0.61
  32. 1688closed$0.33
  33. 32redclosed$0.55
  34. 99appclosed$0.55
  35. AOLclosed$0.09
  36. Ace2threeclosed$0.17
  37. Adidasclosed$0.30
  38. Agroinformclosed$0.29
  39. Airbnbclosed$0.65
  40. Aituclosed$0.55
  41. Alfaclosed$0.55
  42. Algidaclosed$0.27
  43. Alipayclosed$0.80

Updated 24 Oct 2026, 14:15 UTC. Each run opens its order page, or a country with a known rate when Austria has none.

Is an Austrian number the best route, or is a neighbour better?

Austria takes its ski racing seriously. Here every app is a two-run slalom: Austria against the best of Germany, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia and Italy. A missed code is refunded, so the likelier route wins the race; when the two are within 10 points, the cheaper one does. Austria wins 6 of 18 races.

Slalom · Wolt6 AUT : 12 rivals

1Austria95%$0.44
2Czechia55%$0.44

Rate = share of recent orders that got the code. Only countries with a measured rate for the app race; a country with no measured rate does not start.

Where does Austria rank in the world for each app?

The Grossglockner, Austria’s highest peak, stands 3,798 metres tall. Each app is a mountain on this ridge, as high as Austria’s place in the world ranking by delivery rate: the tallest peak is No. 1, a foothill is near last. 17 of 30 apps place in the world’s top ten, and Wolt, Nike and Alibaba are No. 1. At the other end, Netflix (No. 35 of 37) and Google (No. 68 of 70) sit near the bottom of the world.

Woltof 19 countries

95% of recent orders on an Austrian number got the code.

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Why do WhatsApp and Google work better outside Austria?

We can measure it, not explain it: few recent orders for these apps on Austrian numbers got a code, or too few exist to measure, while the same apps deliver well in another country. ÖBB’s Nightjet sleeper trains leave Vienna every evening for cities across Europe; here every app has its own sleeper car to the country where its code lands. Pick a car.

WhatsApp on +43: 7%, No. 17 of 27 countries

Best route: USA: 74% for $3.03.

Is an Austrian number cheap next to the rest of the world?

The Giant Ferris Wheel in Vienna’s Prater has turned since 1897. Each app rides a gondola here, placed around the wheel by its Austrian price against every country that sells it: the cheapest board at the bottom, the dearest ride at the top. For 8 of 24 apps Austria is at or below the middle; 5 sit in the cheapest quarter.

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1.5× dearer than the middle

App
Wolt
Austria, cheapest route
$0.44
Middle of the world
$0.30
Price rank, cheapest first
No. 105 of 140
Delivered on +43
95%
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Is Austria or another country better for your app?

The Danube carries ships from Germany through Austria, Slovakia and Hungary toward the Black Sea. On this map each country is a harbour, its lamp as bright as its count of apps that deliver 50% or more; Austria is No. 4 of 10, behind Czechia, Poland and UK. Germany has 8. Pick an app and each harbour shows that country’s rate for it.

12

Austria

8

Germany

13

Czechia

6

Slovakia

2

Hungary

0

Slovenia

5

Croatia

10

Italy

25

Poland

32

UK

Austria has 12 apps at 50% or more and 31 measured, from 166 on sale.

Who orders an Austrian number, and what arrives today?

Every Christmas market in Austria serves punch in a mug with that year’s design. Six mugs, six reasons people order +43, each glazed in the colour of today’s rate: green at 50% or more, amber at 20 to 49%, red below that, grey with no rate. Pick one.

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Wolt for dinner in Vienna

You moved into a flat in Vienna and want food delivery on an account tied to an Austrian number.

Wolt95%$0.44

95% of recent orders on an Austrian number got the code, No. 1 of 19 countries. You pay only for a code that arrives.

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What does an Austrian mobile number look like?

At home it starts with 0: 0664 123 4567. In an app the 0 goes and +43 takes its place: +43 664 123 4567. Every Austrian mobile starts with 6 after the country code, such as 650, 660, 664, 676 or 699. Austrian numbers vary in length more than most, so do not worry if yours looks one digit longer or shorter than a friend’s.

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What can a rented Austrian number not open?

Alpine huts close their shutters when the season ends, and they open only for those who hold the key. A one-code number goes back to the pool after 20 minutes, so six huts stay shut to it. Knock on a door to read why.

The open hut: a sign-up you finish in one sitting, on an app that sends one SMS code. Need the same number later? See permanent numbers.

How do you get an Austrian number and receive the code?

A cable car climbs from the valley to the summit with stops on the way. Four stations, four steps: about two minutes of riding, then the wait for the SMS. Pick a station.

Pick the app and Austria

Open the order page, choose the app, then Austria. If the app has no Austrian rate, the page shows a country with a known one.

Are you ready to order an Austrian number?

An Advent calendar opens one door a day. Six checks before you order: tick each one that is true and a door opens; six open doors and you are ready.

0 of 6 doors. Tick what is true for your order.

Which mistakes cost people their code?

Austria’s avalanche services rate the danger on a five-level European scale, and every skier reads it before going off-piste. Four mistakes, rated by how much they cost you; the first is measured across 13,062 of our one-time orders.

  1. Retrying the same route straight away

    After a failed order, buying again on the same route got a code 13% of the time (4,435 retries). Switching to another route for the same country got 21%, and switching country 11%. 5,565 of 8,105 retries came within two minutes.

  2. Buying +43 for an app that goes elsewhere

    WhatsApp delivers 7% on Austrian numbers, while USA delivers 74% for $3.03.

  3. Keeping the 0 after +43

    +43 0664 123 4567 fails. +43 664 123 4567 is right.

  4. Using a free public number

    Numbers on free SMS websites are shared with everyone who opens the page, and most apps have seen them before. What we saw on one.

Which Austrian words will you meet around a code?

Austria speaks German, with words of its own. Eight stamps, eight phone words you will see on Austrian apps and shop counters: turn one over to read what it means and how it is used.

Has VSIM delivered codes on Austrian numbers before?

Every Alpine hut keeps a book where walkers sign in. Ours counts every one-time order from 31 May 2024 to 11 October 2026: 3,463 codes in 46 countries, 3 of them on Austrian numbers, joint No. 31 of 46. Our buyers have mostly used US, UK and Canadian numbers, so the Austrian rates on this page come from recent orders across the whole service, refreshed every 15 minutes, not from our own history.

  • Full refundNo code within the timer, the price goes back to your balance.
  • Rates every 15 minutes“Not measured” when there are too few recent orders.
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Sources

Where do the figures on this page come from?

  1. Prices and ratesVSIM’s live price list for Austria and every other country, refreshed every 15 minutes. A rate is the share of recent orders on a route that received a code; routes without enough recent orders show “not measured”. Tries per code is 100 divided by that rate.
  2. Our own recordOne-time orders counted from VSIM’s database, 31 May 2024 to 11 October 2026: 3,463 codes from 13,062 orders, 3 of them on Austrian numbers.
  3. Number formatWikipedia, Telephone numbers in Austria: mobile codes 650 to 699, trunk prefix 0, Vienna area code 1, number portability between networks.
  4. Prepaid registrationWertkartenregistrierung: since 1 January 2019 every prepaid SIM must be registered before activation, under the Austrian Telecommunications Act.
  5. ID AustriaThe Local Austria, what you need to know about Austria’s new digital ID: ID Austria replaced the Handy-Signatur from 5 December 2023.

Written and checked by the VSIM team, selling verification numbers since 2023. Published 24 October 2026, reviewed 24 October 2026. Last price sync: 24 Oct 2026, 14:15 UTC.

What else do people ask about Austrian virtual numbers?

What is an Austrian virtual number for SMS verification?

A real Austrian +43 mobile number you rent on VSIM for one SMS code, with no SIM card, no contract and no ID. You type it into the app, read the code on your order page, and the number is yours for up to 20 minutes. If no code arrives in that time, the full price goes back to your balance.

How much does an Austrian virtual number cost?

Today Austrian numbers cost from $0.09 to $4.39 across 166 apps, and half of them cost $0.37 or less. For 8 of the 24 apps compared on this page, the Austrian price is at or below the middle of all countries. You pay only for a code that arrives.

Which apps work best with an Austrian number?

Right now Nike (100%), Zoho (96%), Wolt (95%), BIGO Live (88%), PayPal (86%), Amazon (84%). 31 of 165 apps have a measured Austrian rate.

Is an Austrian number good for Wolt?

95% of recent Wolt orders on Austrian numbers got the code, for $0.44, No. 1 of 19 countries by delivery rate.

Is an Austrian number good for Google?

Not today: 3% of recent Google orders on Austrian numbers got the code, No. 68 of 70 countries. Colombia delivers 72% for $0.32.

Is an Austrian number better than a German or Czech one?

For most apps, not today. Against Germany, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia and Italy, Austria is the likelier or, at a similar rate, the cheaper route for 6 of 18 apps, including Wolt (95%), Amazon (84%), Uber (75%) and Alibaba (73%). A neighbour is the better route for PayPal (Czechia), Ticketmaster (Czechia), Signal (Czechia) and KakaoTalk (Slovakia).

Do I pay for a code that never arrives?

No. If no code arrives within the timer, at most 20 minutes, the full price goes back to your balance. What a miss costs you is time, which is why this page ranks routes by delivery rate first and price second.

Can I use an Austrian number for WhatsApp?

WhatsApp costs $4.39 on Austrian numbers and delivers 7%. For WhatsApp, USA delivers 74% for $3.03.

How do I type an Austrian number into an app?

Pick Austria, +43, in the app’s country list, then type the number without the 0 in front: 664 1234567. At home the same number is written 0664 1234567.

What do Austrian mobile numbers start with?

Austrian mobile numbers start with 06, written 06xx at home and +43 6xx abroad, such as 0664, 0676, 0660 and 0699. Numbers move freely between A1, Magenta, Drei and the brands on their networks, so the prefix no longer tells you the network. Vienna landlines start with 01.

Can I use a virtual number for ID Austria?

No. ID Austria, which replaced the Handy-Signatur on 5 December 2023, is registered in person and tied to your own phone.

Do I need ID to get an Austrian number on VSIM?

No. A VSIM number is rented for one code and is not a SIM card, so no document is asked for. An Austrian prepaid SIM is different: since 1 January 2019 every new Wertkarte must be registered with your identity before it works. You top up your VSIM balance with crypto from $1.

Which country near Austria has the most apps that deliver?

Apps at 50% or more today: UK 32, Poland 25, Czechia 13, Austria 12, Italy 10, Germany 8. Austria places No. 4 of 10, behind Czechia, Poland and UK. The Danube map on this page compares each app country by country.

How many codes has VSIM delivered on Austrian numbers?

3 between 31 May 2024 and 11 October 2026, out of 3,463 codes in total. Our buyers have mostly used US, UK and Canadian numbers, so the Austrian rates on this page come from recent orders across the whole service, refreshed every 15 minutes.

Can I keep an Austrian number after the code?

No. A one-code number is yours for up to 20 minutes. If you need codes on the same number again, VSIM sells permanent numbers in the United States.

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Ready for your Austrian code?

Take +43 for the apps where Austria leads the world, and send the rest on the right night train.

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