MySMS.app allows you to send automated SMS/MMS using your Android phone connected to your CRM/Marketing Platform.

In simple terms, your CRM/Marketing platform is where you'll create all the messages, and then when you send them, rather than going through Twilio etc and being charged per SMS, plus carrier fees, your phone will receive the message and send it on to the phone number(s) you've chosen.

When replies come back in, your phone will send the replies straight back into your CRM/Marketing platform.

Essentially rather than paying per SMS/MMS and worrying about character counts and emoji's, now you can send to who you want, when you want.

No! As your device is sending the message, and using a personal cell phone plan to do so, it is not subject to A2P. It is not a programmatic/automated number, and NOT subject to A2P.

Does this mean you can blast millions of messages out to the world? No.

You should still have consent to send, and we have automated blacklist functionality so if they reply "STOP" they will automatically go to the DND list.

An Android cell phone running Android 6 or higher (ideally 8 or higher), plus a cell phone plan.

In the US, you can pickup cheap dual sim Android devices for close to $50 on Amazon.

We fully support e-sim too, so you can easily run 3+ SIM's/phone numbers though 1 device.

If you can read and follow instructions, approximately 5 minutes max. We have an automated popup when you login which prompts you to setup the app on your phone. We have video tutorials for every single section as well as detailed tutorials on how to use MySMS.app with your platform.

You can chat to our AI Assistant on this page, or inside the MySMS.app platform. If the AI can't help, it'll automatically escalate it to the team and we'll help get your problem resolved in a speedy manner. We're based in California, and Dubai, so can easily cover all timezones.

Through you. We don't support your customers. It is a very simple process to get setup and running and if there are any issues, it's not on our side, it's on your/your clients side. We don't know your business name, what platform you're using etc and we don't want to accidentally disclose information to your customers such as which platform you're using.