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I have an outgoing SMS API called Textbelt (https://textbelt.com/ https://textbelt.com/). Kinda like Twilio but with flat pricing, smaller SMS packages for hob
by typpo 7y ago
I have an outgoing SMS API called Textbelt (https://textbelt.com/ https://textbelt.com/). Kinda like Twilio but with flat pricing, smaller SMS packages for hobbyists, no dependencies, and allows 1 free SMS per day (good for crons or alerts).
I also run QuickChart, an API for generating embeddable chart images and QR codes (https://quickchart.io/ https://quickchart.io/).
QuickChart is fully open source, Textbelt has an open source version. Not always passive but they don't take much time. Combined they fund my non-mortgage spending.
- radicalriddler 7y agoDamn, I've been looking at building an app that requires SMS messaging. I'll give yours a look over before going straight to Twilio. A bit annoying that I have to give an email address to get a key, just to get pricing info though.
- typpo 7y agoThere is a pricing link up top that goes straight there, but I'll add a link by the Generate Key CTA to make it clearer. I've also realized that mobile phones don't see the navbar link. Oops! Thanks for the feedback.