Category
Communication
Version
5.7.2
Android OS
Varies with device
Downloads
600M
👍 Hushed provides disposable private phone numbers so you can protect your primary number when selling items, dating, or handling work. Temporary burner numbers separate personal and professional communications, help block unwanted callers, and prevent exposing your identity online—giving you stronger privacy controls and reduced spam or harassment.
👍 Hushed lets you buy and maintain multiple local or international numbers, making it easy to manage different projects, side businesses, or travel. Choose area codes, set expiration dates for disposable lines, forward calls to your real phone, and switch between numbers in-app for flexible, professional communication without extra hardware.
👍 Hushed offers calling, texting, and MMS support with customizable voicemail, call forwarding, and spam blocking, packaged in an intuitive mobile interface. With pay-as-you-go and subscription plans, it’s an affordable solution for short-term needs or long-term use—fast setup and clear billing streamline communication management.
👎 While Hushed offers convenience, its pricing can add up for heavy users. One-off credits and monthly plans for additional numbers or long-term use often cost more than a secondary SIM or carrier plan. Add-on features like call forwarding and international minutes increase expenses, making it less economical for constant everyday use.
👎 Like most virtual-number services, Hushed cannot place emergency calls (911) from its app, which can be a serious safety limitation. Users must rely on their primary phone line for emergencies. This restriction also means Hushed shouldn't be used as a sole phone number for critical contacts or safety-dependent situations.
👎 Some websites, banks, and two-factor authentication systems block or reject Hushed (and other virtual) numbers, preventing account verification or service setup. Additionally, SMS and call delivery can be delayed or inconsistent due to carrier routing, especially internationally. These compatibility and reliability issues limit Hushed's usefulness for certain essential services.