SMS pricing

The number of messages you send (volume) and how often you send them (frequency) can affect your costs. Sending a lot of messages might get you discounts, but sending them too often can increase costs if not managed well.

SMS costs can change depending on where you’re sending messages. Different countries have different rates, and these can affect your overall budget. Local mobile carrier fees also play a big role in these costs, as some carriers charge more for sending messages in certain areas. SMS providers negotiate rates with carriers, and these agreements can influence the cost. Providers with strong relationships and agreements with carriers, like Infobip, may offer more competitive pricing.

SMS is a text-only service limited to 160 characters, while MMS allows for multimedia content and longer messages. MMS typically costs more due to the added features and content options.

The size of your contact list can affect your SMS pricing plan. The more contacts you want to send messages to (meaning, the more messages you send), the greater the cost. However, at Infobip we offer discounts for enterprises who want to send large volumes of messages. Feel free to get in touch with our team to learn more.

Choosing the lowest-priced SMS provider may seem attractive, but it often comes with hidden drawbacks. Such providers might use inferior routes that can impact the quality and reliability of message delivery, resulting in delayed or undelivered messages. With Infobip, you can trust in a high-quality, reliable service that ensures your messages reach their destination efficiently.