Run two-way SMS as part of your system

SMS Dialogue uses a different model:

SMS runs locally on an Android phone with a local SIM plan and connects directly to your software via API.

Why route SMS through a gateway when you already have a SIM?

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SMS Dialogue (Our Way)

– Local SIM-based SMS – Full two-way dialogue
– Predictable setup – Built for system workflows

SMS Gateways (The Old Model)

– Per-message pricing – Vendor lock-in
– No-reply senders – Built for campaigns

The problem isn’t access to SMS

In many markets, SMS is inexpensive and already included in mobile subscriptions.

The friction starts when SMS is introduced into software systems:

– Gateways designed for campaigns, not workflows
– Usage-based pricing that scales against product growth
– Limited control over numbers and message behaviour
– SMS treated as a vendor service instead of a system capability

SMS Dialogue is for teams that want direct control — not another abstraction layer.

This approach fits teams that:

– Build software where SMS is part of workflows or user dialogue
– Operate mainly within one country or region
– Already rely on SMS as a core capability
– Prefer predictable infrastructure costs over usage-based pricing
– Want tighter control over numbers and message behaviour

If SMS is a minor add-on in your product, this may not be relevant.
If SMS is foundational, it often is.

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