Who it's for
Who Cleat is for
Cleat is a real US mobile line that receives texts, with a verified owner and a free team inbox. These pages cover who it's built for, the real workflows, and what it isn't for.
For teams, founders and agencies
One US number for the whole team's 2FA. Sharing is free.
Move company 2FA off the founder's phone: one verified owner, a shared inbox, and codes routed to where your team already looks.
Read →For expats, non-residents and travellers
A US number that works wherever you live.
Keep receiving US codes from anywhere: no SIM, nothing to activate in the US, and an ID check with a government ID.
Read →For dating apps
A second number for dating apps.
Sign up and verify with a second US mobile number, and keep your personal number off your profile.
Read →For developers and QA
Receive SMS on a real US number, straight into your code.
Signed webhooks and a small REST API on a real mobile line, for your own accounts, staging and QA.
Read →For AI agents
A phone number your agent can actually read
Cleat Line is a real US mobile number that receives texts, and transcripts of incoming calls. Its MCP server exposes four tools over JSON-RPC at /api/mcp. The same API key as the REST API authenticates it, scoped to one workspace. wait_for_code holds the request open until the next code arrives. The agent never polls.
Read →Use cases
What people actually use a real US number for
A Cleat line is one real US mobile number that receives verification codes. One verified person keeps it, and a team can read it. These are the situations that send people looking for one, and the ones it does not solve.
Read →Partner program
Earn 20% of every payment, for as long as they pay.
Recommend Cleat to people who need a US number. You earn 20% of what each customer pays, every time they pay, and they get 10% off their first payment.
Read →Number porting
Keep your number. Move it to Cleat.
Bring the US number your accounts already use. We move it from your carrier for $25 once, and it works like any Cleat line.
Read →