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Well if your service is sending out 100 messages in one second then you can probably afford the $1-$2/month charge to add more numbers.
by Vindexus 17y ago
Well if your service is sending out 100 messages in one second then you can probably afford the $1-$2/month charge to add more numbers.
- gridspy 17y agoEspecially since you are already paying $3 per minute for the 100 messages.
- oconnor0 17y agohttp://www.twilio.com/pricing-signup http://www.twilio.com/pricing-signup says that it's 3 cents/SMS - which, yes, works out to be $3 - but not because it's per minute.
- gridspy 17y agoMy point is that you have 86,400 seconds in a day. Well before you are spending $864 per day maxing out the number of messages you can send, you have $1 in the bank to get another number. But then again, having a bank of 100 phone numbers just to send the million messages you want to send within an hour sounds slightly annoying from a logistics perspective.