SMS broadcasting
Send to a list of any size over carrier-grade telephony. Segment counting is shown before you send, and every recipient gets its own delivery status back.
- Segment count
- Per-recipient status
Products
NexBroad-Reach: SMS and voice broadcasting, built by the team that builds your software
Our own product, running on the same team and the same standards we bring to a custom build. Open the live demo below and check every claim on this page for yourself.
What it does
One broadcast. Every conversation.One shared record.
SMS and voice go out from the same workspace, every reply lands in one inbox, and every recipient's status comes back to the same report. The dashboard below is the live demo — sample data, real interface.
Shared two-way inbox
Every reply lands in one inbox your team works from together. STOP, START and HELP are handled automatically, and you can add your own keyword rules.
- Team inbox
- STOP/START/HELP
- Keyword rules
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Voice broadcasting
Text-to-speech calls with keypad (DTMF) capture, so a confirmation comes back as a pressed digit rather than a transcription.
- Text-to-speech
- Keypad (DTMF)
- 2 credits/min
Delivery reports
Sent, delivered and failed, tracked per broadcast and per recipient, so a campaign's outcome is a report rather than a guess.
- Sent
- Delivered
- Failed
What's included
The parts around the broadcast
Each of these is visible in the demo's sidebar or dashboard.
- Contacts and opt-outs
- One contact list per organisation, with opted-out numbers kept apart from active ones — a STOP reply moves a contact across without anyone touching it.
- Templates and scheduling
- Save a message once and reuse it. Send now, or put a broadcast on the calendar and let it go out on time.
- Organisations and teams
- An organisation owns its members, its numbers and its credit balance, and usage is attributed back to the person who spent it.
- Prepaid credits
- No subscription. Credits are priced across seven volume brackets, in two currencies, with tax handled at the billing address.
How it works
From a contact list to a report
Bring your contacts
Add the people you need to reach. Opt-outs stay opted out.
Write it once
An SMS with its segment count shown before you send, or a text-to-speech call with a keypad prompt.
Send now or schedule
The broadcast queues, and every recipient gets its own status as it goes out.
Work the replies together
Replies land in the shared inbox. STOP, START and HELP are answered for you; your own keyword rules handle the rest.
Read the report
Sent, delivered and failed per broadcast and per recipient, so you know who you actually reached.
NexBroad-Reach pricing
Credits, not subscriptions
Start free, then buy credits when you need them. A credit buys a message or a call minute at a fixed rate, the price per credit drops the more you buy at once, and unused credits never expire.
Credit packs
One-time purchase. No monthly fee.
Starts atUS$0.060per credit
- 500 – 999US$0.060
- 1,000 – 2,499US$0.055
- 2,500 – 4,999US$0.050
- 5,000 – 9,999US$0.045
- 10,000 – 24,999US$0.040
- 25,000 – 49,999US$0.035
- 50,000+best rateUS$0.030
For example, 25,000 credits costs US$875 once — enough for about 25,000 SMS segments or 12,500 voice minutes, at the 25,000 – 49,999 rate.
Prices exclude applicable taxes.
Free account
$0free forever,
no card required
no card required
- 25 testing credits — about 12 minutes of voice calls
- Text your own phone from a real platform number
- Up to 100 contacts and 3 teammates
What a credit buys
- Outbound SMS
- 1 credit / segment
- Voice call
- 2 credits / minute
- Picture message
- 3 credits / message
- Replies and inbound
- always free
Credits never expire and there are no monthly fees. Packs start at 500 credits (US$30). Every 5,000 purchased credits unlocks one extra phone number — your first is included free. Prices shown in USD. The billing address you enter at checkout determines the final currency and any tax.
FAQ
The questions that decide it
Two audiences read this page — people sizing up the product, and people sizing up us. Both sets of questions are below.
Built by the team you can hire
NexBroad-Reach is ours, built on the same stack and to the same standard we bring to a custom build. Read how it was made, or see what else we build.
SaaS development
Most SaaS products are easy to demo and hard to operate. The parts that decide whether a product is still maintainable eighteen months in — tenancy, roles, billing, background work, audit — are the parts we build first, because retrofitting them is what stalls a product.
AI & automation
We do not bolt a chat window onto the corner of a screen. Models go where the work already happens — summarising a thread, drafting a reply, pulling fields out of a document — with a visible trail so a person can check the answer, and a path that still works on the day the model is wrong.
See it running before you commit to anything
The demo is the product's own interface, wired to sample data. Sending a broadcast in it queues real recipients and spends real (sample) credits — nothing leaves your browser.