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When you’re ready to scale, turn to Bandwidth for high-throughput SMS messaging that gives you the control, flexibility, and insight that you crave.
Put Bandwidth’s position as both a CPaaS leader and network operator to work for your business and get deeper insights into SMS deliverability and ROI.
Get real SMS messaging support from real people. We’re ready to answer every question you have and help you every step of the way, from Day 1 to Day 36,500.
Group messaging? More than 160 characters? Need to interact with bots or pin codes? If you can dream it, you can build it thanks to our endlessly flexible SMS API service.
Our SMS Messaging API is built for companies who’ve outgrown beginner tools. When you have a large base of opted-in users who want your messages, our API for SMS messaging will help you reach all of them.
Did you know that you pay for every SMS message you send, even the ones that aren’t delivered? Our SMS API service insights help you ensure your end users receive your messages at the highest possible rate.
Bring your communications into the future with our full-featured tier 1 network and cutting edge APIs for SMS Messaging,
As your throughput grows, you’ll benefit from Bandwidth’s value-focused API SMS service pricing structure.
| Bandwidth* | Typical Competitor | Savings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inbound Messaging per message | FREE | $0.0075 | 100% |
| Outbound Messaging per message | $0.0040 | $0.0075 | 47% |
| Phone Number per line per month | $0.35 | $1.00 | 65% |
Use our pricing estimator to understand what your costs could be, including carrier fees and monthly number costs.
require ‘bandwidth’
include Bandwidth
include Bandwidth::Messaging
bandwidth_client = Bandwidth::Client.new(
messaging_basic_auth_user_name: ‘username’,
messaging_basic_auth_password: ‘password’
)
messaging_client = bandwidth_client.messaging_client.client
account_id = ‘1’
body = MessageRequest.new
body.application_id = ‘1-2-3’
body.to = [‘+17777777777’]
body.from = ‘+18888888888’
body.text = ‘Hello from Bandwidth’
messaging_client.create_message(account_id, :body => body)
Our SMS API service gives you carrier-grade features like delivery receipts and error codes that help you increase deliverability, reduce costs, and build a better product.
Bandwidth powers communications for some of the largest companies in finance and finserv today. Find out how you can leverage our industry-specific messaging capabilities.
Get more products in carts and through checkout with smart SMS marketing. Learn about Bandwidth’s retail expertise.
Patient communications are evolving, and leading healthcare platforms are turning to Bandwidth for SMS. Learn more about our leadership in healthcare communications.
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Short Message Service (SMS) is the most widely used form of text messaging—leveraging both wireless and traditional telecom infrastructure to transmit—while being universally accessible across mobile devices. Any software developer can use an SMS application programming interface (API) to easily integrate messaging (both sending and receiving) into their software without complicated telecom infrastructure or knowledge.
An SMS API works similarly to any other application programming interface that triggers API calls to utilize a functionality like sending or receiving a text message. These SMS API callbacks, also called webhooks, are extremely robust, allowing for customization of messaging services within an application, limited only by the imagination.
A successful integration to Bandwidth’s SMS API is usually managed by a software developer programming in a modern programming language. Traditionally, an integration involves some level of testing, data modeling, and server configuration to communicate with Bandwidth’s texting API. Most web developers are able to build a test integration in under a day, with production integrations scaling in time with the complexity of the messaging service.
The best SMS APIs can integrate with most modern programming languages that have the ability to reach the web. Bandwidth provides SDKs for PHP, C#, NodeJS, Java, Ruby, and Python.
Yes, for NodeJS, Java, Ruby, Python, PHP, and C#.
No. If you need access to our SMS API for proof of concept development or testing, please request a trial account.
An SMS gateway allows you to use your existing SMPP servers to send messages without having to migrate your infrastructure to the cloud. You can learn more about Bandwidth’s SMS Gateway.
Using a texting API allows you to add the ability to send and receive text messages to your application or software without the need for expensive telecom infrastructure. With just a few lines of code your customers can be texting from within your application.
Yes. Every message you send costs money, which is why having a high message deliverability rate is so important for getting a good ROI. Visit our Message Deliverability page to learn more about what impacts deliverability, how to calculate ROI, and how to improve your deliverability.
No, but our SMS API allows you to build the solution that’s right for you and your customers. Whether that includes sending, receiving, or both, our texting API enables you to power the right solution for you.
Yes. Bandwidth supports both plain text messaging (SMS) and rich media texting (MMS).
Yes. Visit our Docs for Developers to learn more.
Depending on the type of number you use, there are limitations to the number of messages that can be sent per second (also known as MPS). Talk to a member of our team to learn more and to find out how Bandwidth can meet your messaging needs.