One price per destination.
Nothing else on the invoice.

Yes. The rate card on this page is the one applied to every account, from the first message to the millionth. There are no volume tiers, no negotiated grids and no enterprise price list.

One SMS segment to one number, at the destination's rate, at the moment the carrier accepts it. Nothing else: no setup fee, no monthly fee, no charge for sender IDs, reports, webhooks, scheduling or API keys.

A GSM-7 message holds 160 characters (153 per part when concatenated); a Unicode message 70 characters (67 per part when concatenated). The composer and the API response both return the segment count before anything is sent.

Rejected messages (invalid number, unsupported destination, empty balance) are never billed. Failed messages were accepted by a carrier that then could not deliver; like every operator, we are charged for that attempt and so are you. The failure reason is in the report.

Carrier costs move, so rates are reviewed daily and the page shows the current value. A campaign keeps the rate displayed when it was created, even if it runs across a change.

The lower published price of the two other crypto-paid gateways we track for the same destination, as listed on their public price pages and last checked on 22 September 2026. Their euro figures are shown unconverted, which understates the gap. It is not a claim to be the cheapest provider on every route: the comparison pages name providers that publish lower prices on some.

Only the small per-deposit minimum set by the payment network, shown on the deposit screen for each coin. There is no monthly minimum, no contract and no maximum. Credit is applied after network confirmation; the balance is shown in USD and never expires.

Alphanumeric and shared senders are free. A dedicated numeric sender with inbound is an optional monthly rental priced per country in the panel.