SMS Marketing Suite
Texts get read. Earn the right to send them.
A text lands in the most personal inbox a customer has. Done right, with consent and respect, it is the fastest way to reach the people who already said yes. This suite does it right: campaigns, automations, and the legal guardrails built in, not bolted on.
No credit card to start. Consent-first, always.
Everything texting needs, including the rules.
Campaigns
One text to one list. A segment counter shows what each message costs to send, and the composer flags missing opt-out language before you save.
Automations
Text sequences on a trigger: a welcome text when someone joins a list, a reminder after a wait, a tag when they act.
Lists of people who said yes
Group the people who opted in. A campaign only reaches list members with a phone number on file, and it tells you who was skipped.
Connects to your CRM
Pull in CRM contacts that have a phone number and texting consent, with an explicit connect step. Same contact base, this product's rules.
STOP means stop
A contact marked unsubscribed never gets another text from the suite, and the composer flags a message with no opt-out line. Reading STOP replies automatically is not built yet, so a STOP that reaches you gets marked on the contact by hand, right away. That is federal law.
Honest guidance built in
Quiet hours, consent, and carrier registration guidance live right in the product settings, in plain language, before your first send.
The straight talk
Texting has rules. We put them in the product.
Consent first
Marketing texts require express written consent. A phone number in your CRM is not consent by itself. The suite says this everywhere it matters.
Quiet hours
Federal rules allow marketing texts between 8am and 9pm in the recipient's local time; some states are stricter. The composer reminds you before you send.
A way out, in every message
"Reply STOP to opt out" belongs in your texts, and a STOP is honored immediately. The composer flags messages without opt-out language.
Carrier registration is real
US carriers require business sender registration (A2P 10DLC) at volume. We tell you where that stands today instead of letting your texts silently disappear.
Your relationships live in the CRM Suite; email lives in the Email Marketing Suite. SMS is its own product, on purpose.
Plans for when you are ready to send.
Free AI-written SMS drafts to try it, then:
Current prices always live on the pricing page.
Questions
Good to know.
Why is SMS a separate product from email marketing?
Because texting has legal rules email does not. Marketing texts require express written consent, federal quiet hours (8am to 9pm in the recipient's local time, stricter in some states), opt-out language in the message, and carrier registration for business senders. A separate product keeps those rules in front of you instead of buried under an email tool.
Can I text any phone number in my CRM?
Legally, no. A phone number you collected for order updates is not consent for marketing texts. You need express written consent (a checked box, a keyword opt-in) before marketing to a number, and you should keep proof. The suite helps you keep the two ideas separate.
What is A2P 10DLC and do I need to care?
US carriers require businesses to register who they are and what they send before texting people at volume (application-to-person, or A2P, over 10-digit long codes). Unregistered traffic gets filtered silently. Today the suite sends through the platform's SMS transport; if your volume needs your own registered number, contact us and we set it up with you.
What does it cost?
There is a free way to start drafting, and standalone plans when you are sending. Carriers bill per 160-character segment, so the composer counts segments for you. All current prices live on the pricing page.