Selling unlimited messaging to users for a fixed fee while paying Twilio $0.01 per message sent is pretty ballsy. Further, paying $0.01 per message while offeri

Selling unlimited messaging to users for a fixed fee while paying Twilio $0.01 per message sent is pretty ballsy. Further, paying $0.01 per message while offering a free plan is extremely ballsy. In their defense, though, my understanding is that once you reach a certain volume of messages, the cost to send quickly heads to zero, especially if you deal with the carriers directly. The phone carriers want you to be sending the messages since they can charge people to receive them (at least in the USA). I'll definitely be curious to see where this goes.