One route, all four Swedish operators, with the same Sender ID rules and the same real delivery receipts across the whole network.
Swedish traffic runs on a direct premium route into Telia, Tele2, Telenor and Tre. There is no grey rerouting, no silent SIM farm hop and no drop in the middle of a campaign. Operator traffic in Sweden lands with the Sender ID you chose, in the order you sent it, and the delivery receipt tells you the truth about every single number.
Alphanumeric Sender ID is free and dynamic. Set your brand, your product name or a short campaign name of up to 11 characters, change it between batches, and it shows up as the sender on the handset instead of a random shortcode. No registration fee, no waiting period, no per-Sender-ID charge.
Send one message or several hundred thousand from the same balance. Long messages are concatenated automatically, GSM-7 and UCS-2 are detected per message so Swedish characters never break a segment, and the campaign view shows delivered, failed and pending in real time while the batch runs.
Create an account, top up with crypto or card, paste your list or upload a CSV, pick your Sender ID and send. No KYC, no sales call, no monthly platform fee. If you prefer code, the free REST API takes the same parameters and returns the same delivery receipts.
Yes. Dynamic alphanumeric Sender ID is included at no extra cost. You type the name you want (up to 11 characters) in the send form or pass it in the API call, and it changes per message if you want it to.
Typical delivery on the premium route is a few seconds. Throughput is high enough for bulk campaigns, and every message returns a real delivery receipt instead of a fake accepted status.
No. You create an account, top up with crypto or card, and send. There is no KYC wall and no monthly commitment.
Pricing is per message and shown live in the dashboard before you send to Sweden. You only pay for messages that leave the platform, and unused balance stays on your account.
Yes. The REST API is free and uses the same route, the same Sender ID rules and the same balance. One POST request sends a single message or a full batch.
