With this month's additions, the rate card covers 228 countries and territories, which is every destination with a mobile network we can reach through a route we are willing to publish a price for. The last additions were small island states and a handful of territories that share a dial code with a larger neighbour; each now has its own line, rule and quiet-hours window.
What changed
New country pages with the sender rule, encoding and receipt behaviour for each addition. The route checker resolves their prefixes, including the four-digit North American ones that used to fall back to the United States. The API returns them from GET /v1/rates.
What did not
The principle. One rate per destination, printed, the same for everyone. No tiers, no quotes, no enterprise grid. A small island at a few cents is priced the same way as the United States at under a cent: what the route costs, plus the same margin.
What is next
Per-operator notes on the country pages, so that the one carrier in a country that filters differently is named rather than described. That work has started with the busiest markets.
