Mass texting service
Import a CSV, write one text message with merge fields, and send it to everyone on the list who should get it. Opt-outs are filtered automatically, the total cost is visible before send, and delivery status updates in real time. It's the same mass-texting workflow whether your list has 200 contacts or 40,000.
01 — Compose
Drop a merge field where the first name goes and write the rest of the message the way you'd write it for a single contact. The bulk-SMS composer shows live segment count and total cost as you type, so nothing ships by surprise.
02 — Review and send
The review screen is a single panel that shows your final recipient count, the total cost in dollars, and what the personalized message will actually look like to one real contact. Send immediately or schedule for a future date — nothing leaves the platform until you confirm.
How mass texting works
There's no separate bulk-texting flow or hidden enterprise pricing page — the broadcast you build for a 200-contact list is the same one you'd build for a 40,000-contact list.
SMS or MMS. Cost per segment surfaces immediately so you know what the campaign will cost.
A group, a tag, or a filter. Opt-outs filter automatically; DNC-flagged contacts drop out.
Merge fields, live segment count, MMS attachments, STOP language validated before send.
Final recipient count, total cost, one-contact preview. Immediate or scheduled.
TCPA compliance on the send path
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Anyone who texted STOP, HELP, or UNSUBSCRIBE is already out of the recipient count before you review.
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Run a list against the federal DNC registry via DataZapp. Pay only for what you verify.
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Time-zone-aware windows enforced automatically. Nothing lands at 3 a.m. because someone scheduled wrong.
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Toll-free quick-start sends same day. 10DLC runs in parallel for programs where long-term deliverability matters.
Who uses mass texting
The same compose-and-broadcast workflow runs a precinct-level GOTV push and a regional retail flash sale. The audience changes and the message changes, but the four-step mass-texting flow stays the same.
Move a voter file, a donor list, and a volunteer roster through one bulk-SMS send path on a single account.
Storefronts, service businesses, and loyalty programs use the same bulk-SMS broadcast tool as the political side of the platform.
Mass texting FAQ
No hard cap on how many contacts you can include in a single campaign. Your plan's bundled SMS count determines what's included vs. what shows as overage — but the send itself isn't throttled at the platform level.
Pay-as-you-go is $0.06 per SMS and $0.15 per MMS. Monthly plans bundle SMS at lower effective rates: Basic $55/mo (1,000 SMS, ~$0.055), Pro $225/mo (5,000 SMS, ~$0.045), Enterprise $695/mo (20,000 SMS, ~$0.035). Overage bills at the plan's own rate, not PAYG.
Yes. Schedule days or weeks ahead. Scheduled campaigns respect recipient time zones — a message scheduled for 10 a.m. doesn't land at 7 a.m. for someone in a different zone.
Anyone who replied STOP, HELP, or UNSUBSCRIBE is filtered out before the recipient count is locked in. Handled platform-wide — works whether two-way messaging is enabled or not.
Toll-free quick-start sends the same day you open an account. 10DLC registration is the recommended path for high-volume or long-term programs and runs in parallel — you send on toll-free while 10DLC processes.
Yes — when it's done with documented consent, honors opt-outs, and respects quiet hours. The TCPA doesn't ban mass texting; it requires that recipients have given express written consent and that you give them a way to stop. CampaignCNX+ enforces opt-outs, quiet hours, and STOP language at the send path; getting consent at opt-in is your responsibility.
Group texting (the iMessage / "everyone replies to everyone" experience) is for small social groups — typically capped at a few dozen recipients, with everyone seeing each other's replies and phone numbers. Mass texting is one-to-many at scale: each recipient gets a private one-on-one thread with the sender. Replies route back only to your inbox, never to other recipients. Mass texting is the right tool for any list above ~20 people and for anything customer-facing.
iMessage and the Messages app can broadcast to maybe 30 recipients before carriers start throttling, and they don't carry consent records, opt-out handling, or audit trails. They're not built for compliant marketing. A platform like CampaignCNX+ is what you use when "broadcast a text to my list" needs to be repeatable, compliant, and trackable.
No platform-imposed cap. Real-world send rates are gated by carrier throughput — a registered 10DLC number can typically push tens of thousands of segments per hour. Larger sends spread across the throughput window automatically; the dashboard shows progress in real time. If you're sending to a list above 50,000 recipients, talk to onboarding so we can stage carrier throughput appropriately.
Start sending
Take the toll-free quick-start: purchase a verified phone number, import your contact list, and send your first mass-text broadcast the same afternoon. For high-volume programs, 10DLC carrier registration is the recommended path for long-term deliverability and runs in parallel while you're already sending.
