The WordPress SMS plugin that handles the carrier paperwork
Every other WordPress SMS plugin hands you a gateway form and wishes you luck with Twilio. Ours ships with the sending layer included — number, registration, compliance, all handled.
No Twilio account, ever
Bring-your-own-gateway plugins make you sign up for Twilio, buy a number, file your own 10DLC registration, and debug carrier filtering yourself. The plugin author never sees your traffic, so they structurally cannot do any of that for you — it is not a missing feature, it is the architecture.
With us: install, paste your license key, fill in one form about your business. We buy the number, file the carrier registration, and run STOP/HELP and quiet-hours compliance on every message. You never see a gateway console.
Five-minute install, three steps
- Install and activate the plugin, then paste the license key from your account.
- Fill in one form — business name, address, EIN or sole-prop details. That is the carrier paperwork; we file it, and it usually clears in 1–3 business days. Your plan does not start counting until your number is live.
- Tick your events and pick templates. Done.
The full walkthrough with screenshots is in the plugin docs.
WooCommerce ready
Order placed, order completed, order refunded — hook the events you care about from the settings screen, each with its own template: confirmation to the customer, alert to the shop phone, or both. Form plugins (Gravity Forms, WPForms, Contact Form 7) work out of the box for lead alerts, and booking forms can drive day-before reminders.
What your customers experience
Texts come from a dedicated local number that is yours alone. When a customer replies — "can I pick it up at 6?" — the reply forwards to your email. If a text cannot be delivered, the notification falls back to email automatically, so nothing silently disappears. Delivery problems are reported in plain English ("the carrier filtered this — here is what to change"), not gateway error codes.
What it costs
Plans from $19/mo including the number and registration, with unlimited contacts. A DIY Twilio setup runs roughly the same total dollars — plus a $99/yr plugin, your own paperwork, and a 1–3 week registration wait you manage yourself. The DIY comparison is won on time, not money. See the honest math.
How we compare to the other WP SMS plugins
We published an honest roundup — including the cases where a bring-your-own-gateway plugin is the better buy (technical users, 10k+ texts/mo) and where a marketing platform beats us both. Read the roundup.
Not locked to WordPress
Every plan also includes the HTML snippet. Rebuild on Squarespace or Webflow next year and your number, templates, and history move with you — the plugin is a convenience, not a cage.
Common questions
Does it work with WooCommerce?
Yes — order placed, completed, and refunded events are supported out of the box, along with the major form plugins.
Do I need my own Twilio or gateway account?
No. The sending layer is included. That is the entire point.
How long until my first text sends?
The install takes minutes. US carriers require every business number to be registered (10DLC) before it can send — we file that for you and it usually clears in 1–3 business days. Your plan does not start counting until the number is live.
Will it slow my site down?
No. Sending happens on our servers, not yours — the plugin just tells us an event happened. Nothing loads on your public pages.
Is this for marketing blasts?
No — no campaigns, no list segmentation, no contests. It is a notifications utility. If you want drip marketing, SlickText or SimpleTexting is honestly the better buy.
Can I use one license on two sites?
One license is one site, one brand, one number — that mirrors how carrier registration legally works. Agencies get license packs and white-label.
Ready when you are.
Install, pick your events, done. No Twilio account, no gateway setup.
Get the pluginFive-minute setup. We handle the carrier paperwork.