Every European SMS marketing software tool reviewed
Vilnius, Lithuania
Founded 2014
Free plan (500 emails, 250 contacts, 500 web push notifications/month, no card); Standard from $11.20/month; Pro from $41.30/month, both with unlimited web push; Custom pricing above 150,000 contacts
Demo on request
Best for: Online shops that want cart-recovery texts, email and web push in one Lithuanian platform
Omnisend is the one tool in this ranking designed around a webshop rather than around a message pipe. SMS arrives as a channel inside the same automation builder as email and web push, connected through the Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce or Shoplazza integration, and the category page lists cart recovery by SMS, quiet hours and frequency caps. Against Attentive, which is also built for shops, that makes it the closest like-for-like in structure.
The company is Omnisend UAB in Vilnius, legal entity code 302530363, and the product began in 2014 as Soundest, an email tool, before the 2017 rebrand as SMS and push were added. A permanent free plan and paid tiers from $11.20 a month are published, and the vendor states SMS from $0.007 per message. The gaps are disclosure ones: Google Cloud Platform is named but no region, and no security certification is claimed on the public site.
What Omnisend does well
- Web push included and unlimited on every paid plan
- Permanent free plan: 500 push notifications, 250 contacts, no card
- Clear published pricing from $11.20/month
- Lithuanian company with a published legal entity code
- Installs through the same flow as email and SMS
Where Omnisend falls short
- No region named for its Google Cloud Platform hosting
- No security certification published
- Web push only, no native iOS or Android app SDK
- Not available for Wix stores
- Push is a feature of an email/SMS platform, not a dedicated push product
Standout feature. Omnisend puts SMS, email and web push in one store-connected flow with a published free plan, which no gateway-style tool here does.
Paris, France
Founded 2012
Free tier / From €19/month
Demo on request
Best for: SMBs needing multi-channel marketing
Brevo, the Paris company formerly called Sendinblue, uses SMS as one step inside a wider workflow. Its tool page describes a cart sequence that starts with an email, adds an SMS two hours later if the mail was not opened, and sends a WhatsApp message the next day. For a business that wants SMS to respond to behaviour rather than to run as a separate blast, this is the clearest example in the list.
The founding year is 2012, the founder is named as Armand Thiberge, and the rebrand to Brevo happened in May 2023. The vendor claims more than 500,000 businesses use it. Pricing is by emails sent, so contacts are unlimited, with a free plan of 300 emails a day. Two cautions: SMS credits are bought per destination, and the site's own pages quote different entry prices for paid plans, so confirm the figure on the live pricing page.
What Brevo does well
- Priced per email sent, so unlimited contacts cost nothing to store
- Free plan with unlimited contacts and 300 emails/day
- SMS and WhatsApp orchestrated alongside email in one workflow
- CRM, sales pipeline and transactional SMTP in the same platform
- French company with EU processing, no transfer assessment needed
Where Brevo falls short
- Per-email pricing is worse for small lists mailed very frequently
- Automation and A/B testing need the Business tier
- Email builder less refined than MailerLite's
- Breadth means more configuration before it is useful
Standout feature. Brevo lets one workflow mix email, SMS and WhatsApp steps and bills by emails sent, so the size of the contact list does not set the price.
Marseille, France
Subscriptions Basic €9, Classic €69, Medium €159 and Premium €499 per month excl. VAT, with messages billed on consumption; prepaid packs from 1,000 SMS
Demo on request
Best for: French and southern European senders that want a campaign web app, RCS and a named hosting location
smsmode is the trading name of Calade Technologies, a French SARL in Marseille whose legal notice gives a SIRET number. Where Attentive sells a retention suite, smsmode sells a messaging platform with campaign screens: upload a list, personalise, send or schedule, and run RCS, WhatsApp Business or text-to-speech voice from the same account. Automatic workflow messages such as welcome texts and review requests are described too.
The strongest point is the hosting statement: two ISO 27001 certified data centres, Interxion MRS1 in Marseille and Scaleway DC4 in Paris, with an HDS-certified option for health data. Plugins cover HubSpot, Salesforce, Klaviyo and Zapier. The price is a subscription of €9, €69, €159 or €499 a month plus consumption, phone support only from the Classic plan, and RCS and WhatsApp cannot be bought prepaid.
What smsmode does well
- Names its data centres in Marseille and Paris
- Plans start at €9 a month
- Campaign web app plus REST API and SMPP
- RCS and WhatsApp Business in the same account
- Plugins for HubSpot, Salesforce and Klaviyo
Where smsmode falls short
- Messages are billed per destination on top of the subscription
- Phone support only from the Classic plan
- No storefront app confirmed on the pages we read
- RCS and WhatsApp not available as prepaid
Standout feature. smsmode names both of its French data centres and offers an HDS-certified host, a level of hosting detail few SMS vendors publish.
Gliwice, Poland
Founded 2007
Pay as you go, no set-up fee and no contract, minimum payment €30, rates per destination country; free trial credit without a card
Demo on request
Best for: Polish and central European senders that want pay-as-you-go bulk SMS without a contract
SMSAPI is the SMS brand of LINK Mobility Poland in Gliwice, a subsidiary of a group listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange, which makes the contracting entity Polish and the group European. The product dates from 2007, when it grew out of a Polish ecommerce system, and it still reads like a gateway: customer portal, REST API, HLR number checks, short links with click analytics and sender names.
Two-way messaging works through receiving numbers in 9-digit or 4-5 digit format, while a text-based sender name cannot receive replies. Billing is pay as you go with a €30 minimum payment, no contract and no set-up fee, and the site says more than 200 systems are integrated. ISO 27001 is stated. The limits are the two server centres, ATMAN and T-Mobile, whose country is not given, and the lack of any email channel.
What SMSAPI does well
- No contract and no set-up fee
- Free test SMS without a card
- Short links with click analytics
- Two-way SMS with receiving numbers
- ISO 27001 certificate
Where SMSAPI falls short
- No email channel in the same account
- Server centre country not stated on the safety page
- Prices differ by destination, so budgets need the list
- Retention flows depend on external integrations
Standout feature. SMSAPI needs no contract and no set-up fee, only a €30 minimum payment, which makes it the lowest-commitment way to test European SMS here.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Founded 2006
Indicative €0.07 per SMS to the Netherlands and €0.069 to Belgium and Germany, purchases from 100 SMS, no start-up or monthly costs; volume prices on request
Demo on request
Best for: Dutch and Belgian shops, healthcare and logistics senders that want SMS, WhatsApp and RCS from one Dutch provider
Spryng started in 2006 selling appointment-reminder texts to hospitals, and that healthcare origin explains its security profile: ISO 27001 and NEN 7510, the Dutch health information standard. Spryng B.V. is the contracting entity in Amsterdam, and the terms place it in the Commify Group. Marketing is a newer layer, a Campaigns module for SMS, WhatsApp and RCS that the marketing page describes only briefly.
The security page states that its virtual private clouds are in Frankfurt and promises 99.9 percent uptime. Indicative prices are €0.07 per SMS to the Netherlands and €0.069 to Belgium and Germany, bought from 100 SMS with no monthly cost, and payment by iDEAL is possible. Support runs 24/7 in four languages. Elsewhere prices come by quote, the site is Dutch first, and there is no email channel in the account.
What Spryng does well
- ISO 27001 and NEN 7510 certified
- Campaigns module for SMS, WhatsApp and RCS
- No start-up or monthly costs
- 24/7 support in four languages
- Meta BSP and Google RCS partner status
Where Spryng falls short
- Prices shown only for NL, BE and DE
- Campaigns module is new and briefly described
- No email channel in the same account
- Site is Dutch first
Standout feature. Spryng pairs a stated Frankfurt hosting location with the NEN 7510 healthcare standard, which suits senders of appointment and care messages.
Nottingham, United Kingdom
Founded 2001
SMS plans: Starter £54/month (500 messages), Growth £143/month (2,500 messages), Enterprise £468/month (10,000 messages), all including API access; WhatsApp, RCS, voice and email quoted separately on request
Demo on request
Best for: UK senders that want printed monthly SMS plans with API access included
Esendex has run a messaging platform from Nottingham since 2001 and now trades under Commify UK Limited, registered in England and Wales under number 04217280. It is a British company, so it sits outside the EU and relies on the adequacy decision. The category page lists automation and surveys among its tools, and the vendor describes two-way messaging and one-time passcode support next to the sending.
What sets it apart from the other gateways is a printed price ladder: Starter at £54 a month for 500 messages, Growth at £143 for 2,500 and Enterprise at £468 for 10,000, each with API access. Past 10,000 messages, and for WhatsApp, RCS, voice and email, you ask for a quote. ISO 27001 is stated and a 7-day trial is offered. Being one brand of a multi-brand group means less product focus than a single-product vendor has.
What Esendex does well
- Published tiered SMS pricing including API access
- Multichannel API: SMS, WhatsApp, RCS, voice, email
- ISO 27001 accreditation
- 7-day free trial, no commitment
- OTP and two-way messaging support
Where Esendex falls short
- United Kingdom sits outside the EU (adequacy decision)
- WhatsApp, RCS, voice and email pricing is custom
- Part of a multi-brand group (Commify), not a single-product focus
- Enterprise tier still requires a sales conversation past 10,000 messages
Standout feature. Esendex prints three SMS tiers with API access in every one, so a UK sender can budget before contacting sales.
Odense, Denmark
Founded 2003
By default you pay only for the traffic you send, with no subscriptions or monthly fees (except in countries that require a short code). Prices are per operator in the chosen country, shown in EUR by default (DKK selectable for RCS). RCS from EUR 0.0410 per message. Email pricing is not shown on the pricing page. Creating an account is free. Exact per-country SMS rates are in a downloadable price list or on request.
Demo on request
Best for: Developers and shops that want a Danish API with a separate EU-only setup and no subscription
GatewayAPI is run by ONLINECITY.IO ApS in Odense, Denmark, CVR 27364276, and covers SMS, RCS business messages and email through one API, with HLR lookup, virtual numbers, short codes and keywords. The scope is narrower than a large CPaaS, since no voice, video or WhatsApp is listed. The category page names cart-recovery SMS as a use case, which it supports through the API rather than through a store plugin.
The distinguishing choice comes at signup. The gatewayapi.eu setup is separate and, according to the vendor, runs in a Hetzner data center in Germany owned by an EU company, while the .com setup runs on Google Cloud in Europe without that ownership and routing guarantee. Billing is for traffic only, per operator in the destination country, in euros; RCS starts at EUR 0.0410 per message. Country SMS prices come in a download or on request, and short codes cost extra.
What GatewayAPI does well
- Danish contracting entity (ONLINECITY.IO ApS) under Danish law
- Separate EU setup on Hetzner, selectable at signup
- No subscription or monthly fee by default
- SMS, RCS and email in one API, plus HLR lookup
- Free account, pay only for traffic sent
Where GatewayAPI falls short
- No voice, video or WhatsApp listed, unlike the larger CPaaS tools
- Per-country SMS prices not visible on the server-rendered pricing page
- Global setup hosting not documented on the pages checked
- Short codes and virtual numbers are charged separately
Standout feature. GatewayAPI lets you choose at signup between two fully separated setups, one of them kept under EU ownership and routing.
Romford, United Kingdom
Prepaid credit, standard rate $0.049 per SMS (160 characters); $0.01 per SMS when routing through a connected CPaaS account (Twilio, Vonage, Sinch, Bandwidth); virtual numbers $10/number/month; credit bundles from 20 to 10,000 units
Demo on request
Best for: Small teams that want prepaid business texting with a flat per-SMS rate and a shared inbox
Textmagic is a British business-texting tool from Textmagic Limited in Romford, company number 05286521, and it behaves more like an SMS inbox with an API than like a marketing suite. Prepaid credit is the model: bundles from 20 to 10,000 units, a standard rate of $0.049 per SMS, and $0.01 per SMS when messages are routed through a connected Twilio, Vonage, Sinch or Bandwidth account underneath.
The category page credits it with automation flows and sender-ID and consent tools. Virtual numbers cost $10 a month, and two-way SMS sits alongside email and a live chat and social inbox. SOC 2 Type II is stated. Its US-style registration features, such as 10DLC, hint at an American focus, there is no RCS or voice API of its own, and as a UK company it sits outside the EU under an adequacy decision.
What Textmagic does well
- Published flat rate: $0.049 per SMS, no quote needed
- Prepaid credit with no subscription commitment
- SOC 2 Type II certified
- Two-way SMS plus email and chat inbox
- Free test balance before buying credit
Where Textmagic falls short
- United Kingdom sits outside the EU (adequacy decision)
- No RCS or dedicated voice API
- No omnichannel or contact-centre platform layer
- US 10DLC/compliance features suggest a US-market bias
Standout feature. Textmagic can drop to $0.01 per SMS when it routes through a carrier account you already hold with a CPaaS vendor.
Zug, Switzerland
Founded 2013
Pay-as-you-go per-message rates for SMS, WhatsApp, Viber and Voice via an online calculator (varies by country and currency); volume discounts and custom plans on request
Demo on request
Best for: Swiss and international senders that want SMS, WhatsApp and Viber campaigns with failover and a per-country rate calculator
Mitto AG in Zug has operated since 2013 as a Swiss communications platform. For marketing, the category page lists a no-code campaign creator, SMS failover and scheduling with statistics, with failover to SMS. Behind it sit SMS, WhatsApp Business, RCS, Viber, Telegram, Messenger, Instagram and voice behind one API, plus number lookup and identity verification.
Its pricing page carries a live calculator that shows per-message rates for SMS, WhatsApp, Viber and voice by country and currency without an account. RCS, large volumes and custom plans still go through a conversation. ISO 27001 is stated, no data residency location is published, and Switzerland sits outside the EU and EEA under an adequacy decision. The contact-centre and chatbot depth of larger CPaaS vendors is absent.
What Mitto does well
- Live per-country pricing calculator, no account needed
- SMS, WhatsApp, RCS, Viber, Telegram and voice in one API
- Number lookup and identity verification included
- ISO 27001 certified
- Self-serve trial alongside a custom enterprise plan
Where Mitto falls short
- Switzerland sits outside the EU and EEA (adequacy decision)
- RCS and volume pricing still needs a sales conversation
- Thinner contact-centre and chatbot layer than Infobip
- No published data residency location
Standout feature. Mitto shows per-country rates for several channels in a public calculator, with no account needed.
Wollerau, Switzerland
Business (postpaid, per usage) and Prepaid (points) models; detailed price lists in CHF and EUR on the vendor site; start credit for testing
Demo on request
Best for: Swiss companies that want SMS and WhatsApp from a Swiss provider with data kept in Switzerland
eCall is operated by F24 Schweiz AG in Wollerau, whose imprint lists the Zefix company index and names F24 AG in Munich as the German parent. The vendor says it was the first Swiss cloud service for sending and receiving SMS and claims about 30 years on the Swiss market. Marketing is one use among many next to reminders, codes and alerts, and campaign building is delegated to SMSup, a subsidiary in Fribourg.
In the portal you send, schedule and set up standing orders, and the vendor suggests a free automated birthday SMS as an example. Business accounts add five interfaces, including SMPP and REST, with prioritised sending and custom sender names. Besides SMS it handles WhatsApp Business, RCS, voice and Threema. Data centres in Switzerland and ISO/IEC 27001 are stated. Prices live in separate CHF and EUR lists, and the site is German first.
What eCall does well
- Data centres in Switzerland
- Standing orders for recurring texts
- Five interfaces including SMPP and REST
- Covers WhatsApp, RCS, voice and Threema
- ISO/IEC 27001 certified
Where eCall falls short
- Campaign builder sits in the separate SMSup service
- No shop-platform flows confirmed
- Prices in separate price lists, quote for volume
- German-first site
Standout feature. eCall reaches recipients through Threema as well as SMS and WhatsApp, which matters for Swiss audiences.
Kiel, Germany
Founded 2003
From €0.075/SMS
Demo on request
Best for: Developers needing simple SMS integration
seven, which traded as sms77 until the rebrand, is a German gateway founded in 2003 in Hamburg and now headquartered in Kiel. Against the platform tools on this list it is the plainest: a REST API, a web app, voice with text-to-speech, number lookup and validation before you pay to send, webhooks and a sandbox. The category page adds two-way SMS and email to SMS.
Published pricing starts at €0.075 per SMS, with volume discounts, and integrations include Zapier, Make and n8n. There is no WhatsApp, RCS or other messaging-app channel, no campaign tooling beyond the web app, and the focus is on Germany and the DACH region rather than worldwide delivery. The vendor offers data processing agreements, and a Kiel head office puts it under German law.
What seven (sms77) does well
- Published pricing at €0.075 per SMS
- SMS and voice APIs with webhooks and two-way messaging
- Number lookup and validation before you pay to send
- Developer-oriented documentation and integrations
- German company, GDPR processing
Where seven (sms77) falls short
- No WhatsApp, RCS or omnichannel channels
- No contact centre or campaign tooling
- Route management below the enterprise platforms
- Not aimed at global high-volume enterprise messaging
Standout feature. seven validates numbers through a lookup API before you send, which removes undeliverable messages from a large list.
Vilnius, Lithuania
Free Forever: 2,500 subscribers, 15,000 emails/month / Standard from $6.30/month (500 subscribers, billed annually) / Professional from $10.50/month / Enterprise on request
Demo on request
Best for: Small senders on a tight budget that already use or want a free email platform and need occasional SMS
Sender.net is a Lithuanian email platform from UAB Sender.lt in Vilnius, and SMS is the weakest part of its profile. The site's own page says SMS is bundled into the paid tiers rather than sold separately, and the vendor's SMS guide is the evidence for it; we did not verify SMS pricing or country coverage. Treat it as an email tool that also texts, ranked last for that reason.
The case for it is the free tier. Free Forever covers 2,500 subscribers and 15,000 emails a month with the editor and automations, and paid plans start at $6.30 a month for Standard and $10.50 for Professional, quoted in dollars. WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify integrations are built in. The entity name appears only on the legal pages, and the depth of features trails Brevo at the top end.
What Sender.net does well
- Free-forever plan covers 2,500 subscribers, far above MailerLite's 500
- Drag-and-drop editor and automation included on the free tier
- WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify integrations built in
- Lithuanian company, EU jurisdiction
- Affordable paid tiers once the free plan is outgrown
Where Sender.net falls short
- No paid memberships or paywall
- Prices quoted in dollars despite the EU base
- Company entity named only in the legal pages, not the marketing site
- Smaller feature depth than Brevo or GetResponse at the top end
Standout feature. Sender.net gives 2,500 subscribers a free plan with automations, a free list five times the size of the 500-subscriber free tier of MailerLite, cited on its tool page.