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Europe

SMS to Austria
$0.0117 per message, no KYC.

Reach A1, Magenta and Drei subscribers in Austria at $0.0117 per message, 55% below the regional average. Your name as the sender. No KYC, no contract.

  • Dial code +43
  • Alphanumeric delivered
  • 5th of 55 in Europe by price

01Rate

What Austria costs, and where that sits.

Sending to Austria costs $0.0117 per segment, which places it 5th of 55 in Europe and 21st of 228 overall, 55% below what the region costs on average.

Our rate$0.0117per SMS to Austria
Elsewhere from$0.0250You save 53%

Rate card last updated . Markdown, JSON

MessagesCostElsewhere from
1,000$11.70$25.00
10,000$117.00$250.00
100,000$1,170.00$2,500.00
1,000,000$11,700.00$25,000.00

Closest in price nearby: Macedonia ($0.0117), Spain ($0.0117), Estonia ($0.0121).

02Route notes

Austria: operators, encoding, timing.

Operators

  • A1
  • Magenta
  • Drei

Recipients in Austria are on A1, Magenta and Drei. All of them deliver alphanumeric senders as typed, so your brand name appears on the handset without registration. We keep one route for the destination and swap it when an operator's delivery rate drops, without changing your rate mid-campaign.

Encoding and length

The GSM-7 alphabet fits Austria traffic in segments of 160 characters (153 per part when concatenated). A transactional message with a code and a link usually fits in one segment.

Timing and format

The default delivery window for Austria runs from 08:00 to 20:00, local time, and not on Sundays; schedule by local hour and the campaign opens when Austria does. International format uses +43: +43 622 145 540.

Delivery receipts

Austria gives full handset receipts, which makes list hygiene easy: unknown numbers are flagged at the first send.

03Sender ID

How your sender appears in Austria.

Type a name of 3 to 11 characters, A-Z, 0-9, space and it is what recipients see. No registration step for this destination; if a single carrier refuses the name, that message falls back to a numeric sender and the report says so.

Alphanumeric delivered

Sender types explained Sender ID rule of every country, in one table
METEORAlphanumeric sender, as typed
Your order #4821 has shipped. Track it here: smsmtr.io/t/8fK2
Austriayour name as the sender

04At a glance

Facts for Austria in one place.

Dial code
+43Example: +43 622 145 540
Price position
5th of 55 in Europe21st of 228 worldwide
Quiet hours
08:00 to 20:00 localSundays held by default
Encoding
GSM-7 for Latin text160 characters (153 per part when concatenated)
Delivery receipts
Handset receiptsDelivered means the phone got it
Sender ID
Alphanumeric deliveredYour name as the sender
Operators
3 major networksA1, Magenta, Drei
Message validity
48 hoursThen marked expired, rate locked per campaign

06Questions, answered

Sending to Austria, answered.

How long can a message to Austria be?

Latin text is sent in GSM-7, 160 characters (153 per part when concatenated) per segment. Add an emoji or a non-Latin character and the whole message switches to Unicode at 70 characters (67 per part when concatenated). The composer shows the count before you send. Up to 6 parts per message.

Do I get delivery confirmation?

Operators in Austria return handset delivery receipts, so delivered means the phone received the message, usually within seconds.

How much does an SMS to Austria cost?

$0.0117 per 160-character segment, the 5th cheapest of 55 Europe destinations. The lower price published by the crypto-paid gateways we track is $0.0250, so ours is about 53% lower. No setup or monthly fee, and the rate is locked for the life of a campaign.

Will my sender name show in Austria?

Type a name of 3 to 11 characters, A-Z, 0-9, space and it is what recipients see. No registration step for this destination; if a single carrier refuses the name, that message falls back to a numeric sender and the report says so.

When are marketing messages delivered in Austria?

By default between 08:00 and 20:00 local time, and not on Sundays. The window is editable per campaign; codes and alerts can bypass it.

Which operators does the route cover?

All major networks: A1, Magenta and Drei. Delivery is measured per operator and the report names the one that failed when a message does not land.