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Small businesses and smaller online stores that want a self-serve texting tool with clear credit pricing, unlimited contacts and room for a few teammates.

Quick overview

Pricing
From $29/month for 500 credits ($23.20/month billed yearly)
Plans
One plan, priced by monthly message credits, with unlimited contacts, unlimited keywords and 3 users. Monthly / billed yearly (per month): 500 credits $29 / $23.20; 1,000 $49 / $39.20; 2,000 $79 / $63.20; 3,000 $109 / $87.20; 7,500 $229 / $183.20; 15,000 $399 / $319.20; 25,000 $549 / $439.20; 50,000 $899 / $719.20; over 50,000 custom. Extra credits cost 5.5 cents down to 2 cents depending on plan. Toll-free number at no extra fee; local number $10/month plus $4 activation; short code from $1,000/month. $4 one-time carrier registration. Carrier fees passed through at cost (about $0.0025 per US message on average). MMS uses 3 credits. Extra users $20/month. Free trial with no card required; 30-day money-back guarantee.
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Key features

  • Mass texting and two-way messaging, with inbound SMS free
  • Unlimited text-to-join keywords, opt-in forms and pop-ups
  • Auto-replies, drip campaigns and advanced segments
  • Rollover credits on monthly plans (until the end of the following month)
  • AI Assist message writer, API access, Mailchimp and Zapier integrations

Pros

  • Clear published credit ladder with monthly and yearly prices
  • Unlimited contacts and keywords on every plan, with 3 users included
  • Toll-free number at no extra fee and only a $4 one-time registration charge
  • Monthly credits roll over to the next month

Cons

  • Ecommerce links are thinner than Postscript or Klaviyo, and the pricing page does not say whether the Shopify connection is native
  • MMS costs 3 credits, so picture-heavy campaigns burn credits fast
  • Credit plans cost more per text than usage-based tools at higher volumes
  • Extra users cost $20/month each beyond the 3 included

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