📰 Changelog

🧾 Invoices and receipts, without asking us

If you buy through a company, you needed a document your finance team would accept — and until now that meant messaging support every time. Fill in your company details once and raise an invoice yourself, as a real PDF. Already topped up? Invoice it after the fact, which is what most people actually need. A receipt is issued automatically the moment a top-up settles.

• Company profile: legal name, address, tax id — entered once, reused on every document
• Raise, download and cancel an invoice from the cabinet or the API
• Invoice a top-up that has already been paid — money first, paperwork after
• Invoices are available from $10, matching the card minimum

🛡️ Proxies: paid extras arrive, and failures give the money back

Add-ons you selected and paid for on a proxy order could be dropped on the way to the supplier — charged for, never applied. They are now sent where the supplier reads them, recorded on your order, and checked afterwards to confirm they landed. Money now comes back on every failure path too.

• A purchase that fails upstream refunds you; so does an order the supplier later undoes
• Pause, resume or cancel a proxy subscription properly
• A per-IP order closes when its term ends instead of sitting there looking active
• You get the entry node nearest to you, not a fixed one

🔍 The catalogue shows what you can actually buy

A combination that buyers have repeatedly proved undeliverable no longer sits in the catalogue looking purchasable. If the numbers for a country-and-service pairing do not receive the code, we withdraw the pairing instead of selling it to the next person.

• Combinations with a proven no-delivery record are withdrawn, not merely ranked lower
• A supplier that never answered is no longer treated as evidence that stock exists
• Marketplace listings for Apple and iCloud goods now carry region and iCloud state as real filters, instead of leaving them buried in free text

🤖 The whole catalogue in the Telegram bot

The bot used to sell a slice of what the site sells. It now carries the full catalogue, so you can buy from Telegram without opening the cabinet.

• Full country and service catalogue in-bot
• Rented inboxes list the recognisable mailbox names first, rather than burying them
• Card top-ups now show the processing cost at checkout instead of absorbing it quietly

🏭 Supplier cabinet — sell your supply through one integration

If you hold real stock — a SIM estate, a carrier interconnect, or aggregator supply — there is now a way in that does not involve a sales call. Apply from a public page, watch your application move with a tracking token, and once you are invited you get a cabinet of your own. We rank suppliers on price ÷ delivery, measured per request, and bill only the orders that actually delivered a code.

• Public application at /suppliers/apply with a tracking link you can check any time
• Certify yourself — a fixed suite of 27 checks runs against your sandbox whenever you press the button; zero failures certifies you automatically, no review queue
• Credentials, live traffic (delivery rate first, because that is what the router ranks on), and invoices, all in one place
• Only delivered orders are billed — a number that never received a code is not paid for and not charged

🛒 The marketplace, rebuilt as a storefront

The catalogue browser stopped being a list and became a shop. Every shelf — accounts, channels, top-ups, gift cards, game keys, software — now gets the same faceted browser, with countries by name and stock count instead of bare two-letter codes, one headline price per product, and a supplier quality score where the supplier publishes one.

• Filter by country, service, age, gender, mail provider, 2FA and price — on every category, not just accounts
• A quality score on each card: the share of sold units NOT replaced as defective over the last 180 days
• Your filters live in the address bar, so a filtered view can be shared, bookmarked and reloaded
• Delivered credentials arrive split into labelled fields — email, password, recovery — each with its own copy button, with the raw line one click away
• Orders now say what you bought, with the product name, its country and the supplier’s own spec sheet

📋 Orders: filters that survive a reload, counts that agree

The orders page used to count the fifty rows on your screen while the header counted your whole account, so the same view showed two different numbers for the same thing. Filtering now happens on the server, and every count means the same thing: your account.

• Status filter, search and density are kept in the URL — reload or share the link and the view comes back
• Waiting / Received / Refunded chips count the account, not the current page
• Rentals and activations live in one list again, with the right action on each row
• Auto-renew on a rental now reads as a switch that says which way it is set

🧩 Marketplace: digital goods on the same wallet

A new product line joins your account: accounts, channels, subscriptions, top-ups, gift cards and game keys, delivered the moment you pay, paid for from the same balance as your numbers and proxies. Browsing is open to everyone; you only need an account to buy.

• Instant delivery — most orders hand over the goods in under two seconds
• Per-product country, age and 2FA attributes, so you know what you are buying before you buy it
• Non-refundable by nature, and the buy step says so and asks you to confirm
• Everything lands in your order history with the credentials kept alongside

🩹 Card payments, referral terms, and a stale-tab fix

Three things that were quietly wrong. Card top-ups were failing for some people because our offline cache was intercepting Stripe; the referral page was still advertising a bonus the programme no longer pays; and a tab left open for days could keep serving an old build.

• Stripe.js is no longer intercepted by the service worker — card payments work on a returning visit
• The referral programme is described as it actually pays: 20% of what your referrals spend, no invented signup bonus
• A tab that has been open a long time rolls forward to the current build when you come back to it
• Rent orders show Cancel only inside the 20-minute window, and Finish after it

🔐 Sign in with Telegram or a passkey

Passwords are now optional. Sign in with Telegram, or with a passkey — Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello or a hardware key. After signing up we offer to save a passkey right away, so the second visit is one tap.

• Telegram sign-in on the login page and in security settings
• Passkeys (WebAuthn) for both sign-in and registration — no shared secret to phish
• Magic-link sign-in hardened: a link opened twice no longer reads as expired
• The cabinet is now fully translated across proxies, unblocker, emails, captcha and webhooks

🌐 Proxies & Web Unblocker are live

Two new products join your Eveses account — on the same wallet and API key as your numbers. Residential proxies: 190+ countries, GB-metered, geo-target by editing the password, sticky or rotating. Web Unblocker: scrape any site — it renders JavaScript and walks through Cloudflare, DataDome and CAPTCHA, and you pay only for successful requests.

• Residential proxies — per-GB pricing, optional −5% monthly subscription, country/state/city/region geo-targeting, HTTP & SOCKS5 with selectable ports
• Web Unblocker — one endpoint, success-based per-1k billing, JS rendering + anti-bot bypass
• Copy-paste examples in cURL, Python, Node.js, PHP, Go, Java, Ruby and C#
• Manage both from your dashboard, billed from your existing balance

🎨 Referral creative kit — grab a banner, paste one line, earn 20%

Affiliates get a new self-serve creative kit. Open it from your referral dashboard, and every banner, social card and text link comes with your code already baked in — copy a one-line embed (we host it and keep it on-brand) or download the image and host it yourself.

• 12 standard banner sizes + a 1200×630 social/OG card
• Three campaigns — “Get $5 free”, “Earn 20%”, and a developer/API angle — across four visual styles
• One-click copy for iframe embeds, image tags, text links, email signatures and buttons
• Everything links back through your referral code, with tracking tags attached

💸 Pick your price — every number now shows all available prices

Each service now lists every price we can buy it at, not just the cheapest — each with its live SMS delivery rate and how many numbers are in stock. Choose the price that suits you; we always fulfil at the cheapest number within your pick, so you never overpay.

• A price picker on the SMS and Buy pages — tap a price to lock it in
• Each price shows its delivery rate and available stock (e.g. “100% · 39.7k”)
• More accurate pricing: we now surface the real lowest price that actually has numbers, so the price you pick provisions instead of quietly failing over to another one

🌍 The whole marketing site now speaks 11 languages

English stays at the root; every other language gets its own indexable URL under a path prefix — /es/sms, /de/docs, /uk/sms/telegram, and so on. Pick a language from the switcher and the URL follows.

• Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Russian, Ukrainian, Chinese, Japanese, Hindi and Arabic — fully localized pages, server-rendered
• Right-to-left layout for Arabic
• Per-page hreflang + localized canonicals so search engines serve the right language

🧭 Find any number faster — service, country & comparison pages

New dedicated landing pages with live pricing, delivery speed, code samples and FAQs for every service and country — plus side-by-side comparisons against the tools you might be switching from.

• Per-service and per-country pages, plus “<service> in <country>” combos (e.g. Telegram numbers in Ukraine) with real per-pair pricing
• A “Browse all numbers” directory on the SMS page linking every service and country
• Comparison pages: Eveses vs SMS-Activate, 5SIM, DaisySMS, TextVerified and Twilio

🩹 Homepage + navigation polish

Small UI fixes: removed a duplicate “See the platform” button in the hero, fixed switching between comparison and country pages without a reload, centered the “trusted by” row, and refreshed the favicon to the gradient logo mark.

🩹 Cabinet polish: deposits flow, notification preferences, localized API errors

A small bundle of fixes that pile up to a smoother session.

• Deposits: the top-up form stays available even when a pending invoice exists — accidental invoices no longer lock you out of creating a new one.
• Notification preferences page now renders the channels picker and per-event matrix in every session (some loads were showing the header only).
• API now sees the language you're actively viewing the UI in (<code class="font-mono">Accept-Language</code> header), so validation errors and notifications come back in the right locale.

⚡ Real-time updates — notifications, badges, and order state via WebSocket

Replaced the 30-second poll loop with an authenticated WebSocket subscription (Laravel Reverb + Echo). The notifications bell, badge counters, and deposit/order status refresh the instant the server emits an event — no more wait-and-refresh.

• Per-user channel subscribe on login; auto-resubscribe on reconnect
• Dropped the legacy 30s badges poll — lower latency for you, fewer requests for us
• Open conversations and deposit confirmations update without a page reload

💬 Live chat: instant-on widget + reliable identity on mid-session login

The support widget now boots from a baked-in config instead of waiting for an API round-trip — the bubble is visible immediately on every page. We also fixed a case where the widget didn't pick up your identity if you logged in after the page was already loaded.

📞 Pool pinning headers — pin a service to a specific upstream

Pass x-eveses-pool-hint on per-request basis to bias toward a specific upstream pool. Useful for testing carrier issues or maintaining consistency in a campaign.

• Falls back to default routing if hint pool has no stock
• Counts against rate limit normally
• Available on Pro tier and above

🔔 Smarter notification preferences + per-event channels

Granular control over which events reach you and through which channel. Email / Telegram / in-app / push (on mobile app). Quiet hours mute non-critical alerts during sleep. Critical security and payment-failure alerts always go through.

↺ Fixed: Telegram UA SMS drop-off in smshub-pool/gw3

Carrier was throttling our gw3 traffic for ~7 days, causing ~12% no-SMS rate on Telegram UA orders. We've degraded that gateway for the affected service and rerouted to smsactive-pool. Customers who hit this got auto-refunded as expected.

Recovery confirmed: 99.4% OTP across the last 24h.

🪝 Webhooks v2 — signed payloads with timestamp + replay protection

All webhook deliveries now include X-Eveses-Timestamp alongside X-Eveses-Signature. Verify in constant time and reject when timestamp is older than 5 minutes (replay protection).

📊 Volume tier auto-discounts

Discount is now calculated from your 30-day rolling spend automatically. Move up the moment you cross a threshold; no contracts or applications.

• Plus tier −5% at $100/30d
• Pro tier −10% at $500/30d
• Business tier −15% at $1k/30d
• Enterprise tier −25% at $5k+/30d

⚡ p95 latency dropped from 3.2s to 2.1s

Routing engine now picks the upstream with the best last-hour latency for the country/service combo. We saw end-to-end SMS arrival p95 drop ~35% on UA, IN, BR.

🎉 New cabinet — operator + developer modes, light theme, ⌘K palette

Full dashboard refresh. Toggle between operator (point-and-click) and developer (API-first) views. Light theme finally landed. Press ⌘K anywhere for a search-and-jump command palette covering all pages, recent orders, and quick actions.