Automation and integrations
Trigger SMS from Zapier, Make, n8n, HubSpot, Shopify, WooCommerce or your own backend. Build drip campaigns, welcome flows, abandoned cart flows and OTP instantly.
Send SMS about phishing via SMS
SveaSMS gives you a direct path to send bulk SMS in minutes — with tier-1 routing, real-time analytics and no KYC delay. Send SMS about phishing via SMS shows exactly how to get started.
- From $0.09 / €0.08 per SMS — no monthly fees, no lock-in
- SMS notifications for phishing via SMS
- Alerts and reminders around phishing via SMS
- Bulk campaigns tied to phishing via SMS
- API triggers when phishing via SMS events fire
- Any Sender ID (brand or shortcode)
- Tier-1 carrier routes worldwide
- REST API, dashboard or CSV
- Real-time DLR and analytics
Developer-friendly API
Simple REST API with idempotency keys, webhooks for DLR and incoming SMS, plus examples for Node.js, Python, PHP, Go and Ruby. Send your first SMS with curl in under 60 seconds.
No KYC or application
Other platforms force you through weeks of verification before the first SMS. We do not. Sign up, top up, send. That simple.
Real-time analytics
See delivery rate, click rate, opt-outs and revenue per campaign in real time. Segment by operator, geography and time of day — then export to your data lake with webhooks or CSV.
Frequently asked questions
Are there volume discounts?
No — one flat price of 0.89 SEK/SMS up to 100,000 per month. Sending more? Contact us for enterprise pricing.
How fast are SMS delivered?
Usually within seconds through direct connections to Swedish operators. Delivery rate above 99%.
How is opt-out handled?
Automatically through STOP/AVSLUTA — the customer is placed on a per-sender blocklist. You can also whitelist.
Do I need KYC or verification?
No. Sign up, top up and send. No forms, no application, no waiting.
Can I choose any Sender ID?
Yes. Set any sender name you want, up to 11 characters. We do not pre-review Sender IDs for you.
Is there an API?
Yes. REST API with examples for Node.js, Python, PHP, Go and Ruby. See /api/rest for documentation.