The things other providers sell as add-ons are built in — and every one runs through the same gateway, so the guardrails always apply.
Send a code and check it in two calls. The code is never stored — only a keyed hash — and a check is a constant-time compare.
Set the visit and SMS365 schedules reminders at the offsets you choose — a week out, 3 days out, the morning of. Add visits on a calendar or by API.
Turn on tracking and links become short links on your domain, with every click recorded — the one engagement signal you get without a carrier receipt.
Import contacts, build groups, and send a campaign of any size — filled in from each contact, paused rather than abandoned if a cap is hit.
Give each client a workspace of their own — separate contacts, keys and bill — set what you charge per message, and see revenue and margin per account.
Each of these is a door into the same gateway — so opt-out, suppression, sender authorisation, country rules and spend caps apply to every one, by construction.
Send from your code in three lines, with scoped keys and idempotency.
Point another platform's webhook at SMS365 and it texts.
Send an email, it arrives as a text. No mailbox, no stored password.
Open a link and it sends — with a confirmation step so a scanner can't.
Type and send from the browser — with a live cost preview.
Every cent is an append-only ledger entry — a disputed invoice replays.
Pick a plan and bring developers, support, marketing and ops onto one gateway.
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