Yusee supports individuals and businesses with communication tools that are simple, reliable and affordable.
Our mission is to make every conversation easier, while helping you keep your personal life separate from your working life.
Our mission is to make every conversation easier, while helping you keep your personal life separate from your working life.
Yusee is built and operated by YUSEE GLOBAL, based at 5200 Yonge Street, North York, Toronto, Ontario M2N 5P6, Canada. This is the company you contract with when you open an account.
The service is for the Canadian market, in French and in English, and the numbers are supplied by a Canadian telecommunications carrier.
People keep the same one for fifteen or twenty years. The bank uses it to authenticate them, online services for two-factor codes, and family knows it by heart. Spreading it widely means handing a lasting key to people whose practices and databases you do not control.
A second phone means a device and a plan. A second SIM means a compatible device and a real contract with another provider. Both amount to paying for a full line for partial use.
Yusee puts the second line in an app, on the phone the person already owns. No hardware, no extra carrier contract, no SIM card to handle.
A small business whose work line is the founder's mobile loses its number the day someone leaves. A number that belongs to the company can be shared, knows its hours, and outlives departures.
Yusee does not replace a mobile plan, does not make calls anonymous, and does not allow a number to be ported. These limits appear on the service pages, not only in the terms.
Three plans, in Canadian dollars, taxes extra, with no mandatory annual commitment. What is billed on usage is written plainly: texts, outbound calls on the Essential plan, minutes beyond those included.
Signing in uses a six-digit code sent by email. Nothing to invent, nothing to forget, and nothing to be stolen in a password breach.
A question about the service, billing or your personal information? [email protected]. The rules of the service are in the terms of use and the privacy policy.