Contact person: Business Client

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Location: United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a full-stack web solution that lets end-users rent virtual phone numbers from the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada and view incoming SMS messages in a browser. Visually the site should feel professional and corporate—clean lines, clear typography, and a palette that would sit comfortably on a fintech landing page.

Core workflow
• Visitor signs up with email + password or a preferred social profile, then secures the account through 2-factor authentication.
• From a catalog of available numbers segmented by country, the user chooses a number, selects rental duration, and checks out.
• Once active, all SMS sent to that number appear instantly inside the user dashboard; messages should be stored, searchable, and downloadable.

Technical expectations
I’m open to the stack you’re most productive with—Laravel, Node/Express, Django, or another modern framework—as long as it supports secure authentication, payment integration, and scalable SMS handling through a provider such as Twilio, Vonage, or Plivo. Please architect the project in a way that makes adding more countries and carriers straightforward.

Deliverables
• Responsive front-end with the agreed-upon look and feel
• Auth module covering email/password, social logins, and 2FA
• Number rental and billing logic tied to the SMS gateway API
• User dashboard with real-time inbox, search, and export
• Admin area for number inventory, pricing, and user management
• Deployment documentation (env variables, build steps, minimal server specs)

Acceptance criteria
The system must rent numbers from all three specified countries, deliver incoming texts to the correct user in under three seconds, and block unauthorized access via rate-limited endpoints and CSRF protection.

If this scope and style align with your expertise, I’d love to see a brief outline of your proposed stack, timeline, and any relevant past work." (client-provided description)