Rent a number for Airbnb
Choose Airbnb in Noir SMS and pick a United States, Canada or United Kingdom number. It's reserved for 20 minutes.
Airbnb lets you sign up with a phone number, email, or Google, Apple or Facebook, but it requires a confirmed phone number before you can book or host. It texts a code to verify the number and may send codes later for sign-in from a new device or account security checks. Identity verification with a government ID is a separate step. During a stay, hosts, guests and Airbnb support may call or text you. Noir SMS covers only the code: a carrier mobile number held for 20 minutes, with the SMS shown in your dashboard.
Yes, Noir SMS can receive Airbnb's phone verification code. Rent a US, UK or Canada number for Airbnb, enter it when Airbnb asks for your phone number, and copy the code from your dashboard; if no SMS comes within 20 minutes, it's refunded. Hosts and Airbnb may contact you on that number during a trip, so add your own number before you travel.
One number, one Airbnb verification. Pay only for what you use.
Prices captured on October 6, 2026. Prices and stock change with demand; the live price is always shown in your dashboard before you buy. Not charged if no SMS arrives.
Choose Airbnb in Noir SMS and pick a United States, Canada or United Kingdom number. It's reserved for 20 minutes.
Use the phone option at sign-up, or add the number under your account's personal info, with the correct country code. Airbnb texts a code.
Copy the code from your Noir SMS dashboard into Airbnb. Before your trip, add a number you'll actually carry so your host can reach you.
Check-in details, lockbox codes and last-minute changes often come by message or phone. A Noir SMS number can't receive calls and is recycled after your verification, so it shouldn't be the number your host relies on.
Airbnb may ask you to verify your identity with a government ID or other details. That must be done with your real identity; a virtual number is only for receiving the phone verification text.
Airbnb may text a code when you log in from a new device. Keep an email or social login you control on the account and update the number, so a recycled rental number never locks you out.
Yes. Airbnb requires a confirmed phone number before you can book a stay or list a place, and it uses it for security codes and trip communication. You can verify with a temporary Noir SMS number to keep your personal number private at sign-up, but you should add a reachable number before you travel.
Airbnb accepts phone numbers from many countries, so a US, Canada or UK number usually works regardless of where you're traveling. Noir SMS numbers are carrier mobile numbers, which are more widely accepted than VoIP lines. If a number fails, you're refunded and can try another country.
No. Noir SMS numbers receive SMS only, for 20 minutes, and can't take calls. They're designed for one verification, not ongoing contact. For a smooth check-in, update your Airbnb profile to a number you'll have on your trip and use Airbnb's in-app messages.
No. Phone confirmation and identity verification are different. Airbnb may ask for a government ID or other personal details to verify who you are, and that must always be your real identity. Never use a virtual number for payment or identity checks, or to get around an Airbnb account restriction.
Use Airbnb's option to resend the code; your Noir SMS number can receive another SMS while it's still active. If no code arrives within 20 minutes, the charge goes back to your balance automatically, and you can cancel two minutes after purchase for an instant refund.
Create a free account, add funds from $5 and receive your Airbnb verification code in under a minute.
Noir SMS is not affiliated with Airbnb. Airbnb is a trademark of its respective owner. Use virtual numbers only to verify your own accounts and in line with Airbnb's terms of service.