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Delivery rate that holds
Direct connections to Telia, Telenor, Tre and Tele2 provide stable delivery to Swedish numbers. Real-time DLR shows exactly which SMS were delivered, pending or bounced — nothing sits in dark queues.
When do you need a one-time number for Remitly in Peru?
SveaSMS gives you a direct path to send bulk SMS in minutes — with tier-1 routing, real-time analytics and no KYC delay. When do you need a one-time number for Remitly in Peru? shows exactly how to get started.
- Numbers in 190+ countries — live stock
- No KYC, no SIM card, no contract
- Codes appear in your inbox in real time
- Automatic refund if no code arrives
- Pay with crypto or card
- Same account as bulk SMS and the API
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Transparent pricing
One price per SMS, no monthly fee, no lock-in contract. Balance never expires and you see the exact campaign cost before you press send.
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Your own Sender ID
Set any sender name you want, up to 11 alphanumeric characters. No pre-approval, no waiting, no follow-up questions. Change Sender ID between campaigns or use different IDs per segment for A/B testing.
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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?
Pricing is dynamic per destination — from $0.04/SMS with transparent markup. Sending large volumes? Contact us for enterprise pricing.
Can I use multiple Sender IDs at once?
Yes. Rotate per segment, campaign or language with no hard cap.
Is SMS content logged?
Metadata is logged for DLR and support. Message content can be pseudonymized or deleted on request.
How do I pay?
Crypto (BTC, ETH, USDT) via NOWPayments or card via Banxa. Balance is active as soon as payment is confirmed.
How is opt-out handled?
Automatically through STOP/AVSLUTA — the customer is placed on a per-sender blocklist. You can also whitelist.
Is there an API?
Yes. REST API with examples for Node.js, Python, PHP, Go and Ruby. See /api/rest for documentation.