Send SMS blasts to Maxis, CelcomDigi, U Mobile, YES and Unifi numbers through direct telco routes. No monthly fee, no contract, no minimum commitment. Top up what you need, credit never expires.
RM1 trial credit — WhatsApp us after sign-up · Send a real SMS to your own phone before you top up
If it involves reaching Malaysian mobile numbers fast, SMS still beats everything else on open rate.
Flash sales, restock alerts, festive campaigns. Reaches phones that never open email.
Clinics, workshops, salons, tuition centres — cut no-shows without phone calls.
Invoice due, order shipped, driver arriving. Transactional messages people actually read.
Confirmations, schedule changes and last-minute cancellations that reach people who are not checking email.
Shift changes, emergency broadcasts, staff announcements across branches.
Dormant customer lists reactivate far better over SMS than any other channel.
Both shots are the real dashboard, not mockups. Numbers shown are fictional demo data.
Paste your numbers, type your message. Characters, segments, GSM or Unicode encoding and the total cost are calculated live. Add Chinese or an emoji and it switches to Unicode (66 characters in a single segment) — you see the price change on the spot.
Every campaign shows its status (Sending / Scheduled / Delivered / Partly delivered) and what actually landed — 1,500 submitted, 1,462 delivered. Anything the upstream rejects without submitting is refunded to your credit automatically.
Registered shortcodes on Maxis, CelcomDigi, U Mobile, Tunetalk, XOX, YES and Unifi — not a grey reseller route.
One price for every Malaysian network, lower automatically as your volume grows. No setup fee, no monthly minimum, no hidden per-route surcharge.
Most gateways reject whole categories of business outright. We review case by case and tell you straight whether your content will get through.
See exactly how many were delivered, not just how many were submitted. Anything the upstream rejects without submitting is refunded automatically (messages the telco blocks after submission are not - the upstream bills us for those too).
Most Malaysian bulk SMS providers blanket-ban entire verticals. You sign up, top up, clean your list — and only when you send the first blast do you find out "we don't serve your industry". Getting your money back is then their call, not yours.
We work differently. If the content is legal, the recipients agreed to hear from you, and there's a way to opt out, we take it — your industry alone doesn't get you turned away. RM0.20 buys more than a message: it buys a route that won't cut you off halfway.
Our only hard line is the law. Scams, messages impersonating banks or government agencies, and lists of unknown origin: we don't carry those. Every send (number, content, timestamp) is logged and retained so we can answer law enforcement — which protects recipients and protects you if you run a real business. Before sending, make sure you have recipient consent and comply with Malaysia's Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA). How to stay PDPA compliant →
No sales call, no onboarding form, no waiting for account approval.
Company or name, email and password — or sign in with Google.
Message us on WhatsApp to claim RM1 of trial credit — enough for about 5 single-segment English messages.
Blast it to your own number first. See it land on your phone.
Happy? Pay online by FPX / DuitNow and credit is added automatically, or top up via WhatsApp — usually credited within minutes during business hours.
Our upstream route adds a 4-character prefix to every message, so one segment holds 156 plain-English characters, or 66 if your message contains any Chinese, Tamil or emoji. Longer messages split into multiple segments.
Why is my SMS not delivered?
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Bulk SMS cost
Messages go out from our shared short code 66886, so you can start sending immediately. We currently don't offer branded sender IDs or dedicated short codes.
No monthly fee and no contract. Top up online by FPX / DuitNow (credited automatically; each online top-up carries a small payment-gateway fee, shown before you pay) or via WhatsApp. There is a minimum top-up amount, shown on the payment page. Credit does not expire.
Messages the upstream rejects and never submits are refunded automatically. Messages submitted to the telco are charged even if they are never delivered - a message the operator filters out is still billable, because the upstream bills us for it. If submission ends in an upstream error or a dropped connection, the result is unknown and the message may already have gone out - those are charged, not refunded, and show as not delivered in your report.
Yes. Note that any non-English character switches the message to Unicode encoding, which fits 66 characters in a single segment instead of 156 (our upstream route adds a 4-character prefix to every message) — so a Chinese message costs more than twice as much per character. The cost calculator above shows this live.
Our shared short code is live, so a new account sends from a numeric sender on day one — no registration queue, no monthly fee for the code. Recipients cannot reply to it, and we don't receive replies either.
Transactional messages triggered by your own system. Retries are idempotent, so a timeout on your side never sends twice or charges twice.
A plain REST API with the same per-segment price as the console. No API plan, no platform fee. Full documentation is public.
Upload a list, see the billed segment count before you confirm, and get a delivery result for every individual number afterwards — not just a total.
Consent, opt-out and timing under the PDPA — plus screening for the protected brand names that carry an RM1.50 per segment penalty.
Maxis, CelcomDigi, U Mobile, YES and Unifi, with delivery receipts passed through as the network reports them rather than assumed at submission.
New to this? Start with how bulk SMS works in Malaysia. Developers: the API documentation is public.
The worst part of bulk SMS is not a failed send — it is having nobody to ask about it. Our contact is on every page, and the person replying on WhatsApp is a real one.
Register, then message us on WhatsApp to claim RM1 of trial credit — enough for about 5 single-segment English messages to your own phone. If it doesn't land, you've lost nothing.