Our SMS API provides a convenient way to send text messages to users worldwide using straightforward RESTful APIs.
Key features of our SMS API include:
With our SMS API, you can efficiently reach your users through text messages, leveraging the benefits of global coverage, reliability, and cost-effectiveness.
Our API relies on HTTP verbs to determine the desired action for an object: reading (GET), deleting (DELETE), or creating (POST). In cases where your web application lacks support for POST or DELETE operations, we offer a solution. You can specify the desired method by including the query parameter _method.
Numbers are a key concept to understand when working with the API. The following points should be considered before developing your Application.
All phone numbers in the APIs use E.164 format. This means that numbers:
+ and the international access code such as 00.() or -
For example, a US number would have the format 14155550101. A UK number would have the format 447700900123.
Every text message sent through our API is associated with a sender ID. When utilizing the API to send a text message, you have the option to use any of the approved sender IDs associated with your account.
If you haven’t created a sender ID yet, don’t worry! You can easily create one within our application. Once your Sender ID is approved, you can immediately begin sending messages using it.
Message Templates are message formats for common reusable messages a business may want to send. Businesses must use Message Templates for sending notifications to customers.
| No.of SMS | No.of Characters |
|---|---|
| 1 | 160 characters. |
| 2 | (2 x 153) 306 characters. |
| 3 | (3 x 153) 459 characters. |
| No.of SMS | No.of Characters |
|---|---|
| 1 | 70 characters. |
| 2 | (2 x 67) 134 characters. |
| 3 | (3 x 67) 201 characters. |
If any characters other than the following special characters are present in the message during the sending of a campaign type normal, they will be replaced with a question mark (?):