46elks

Swedish SMS and voice API with servers in Sweden and no minimum commitment

Quick Overview

Company 46elks AB
Category Communication API Alternatives
Headquarters Stockholm, Sweden
EU Presence EU (Sweden)
Data Location Servers in Sweden
Open Source No
Compliance GDPR, registered telecom operator under Swedish LEK
Pricing Pay-as-you-go, published per message and per minute
Free Option Free credits on signup
Replaces Twilio, Vonage

Detailed Review

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is 46elks?

46elks is the second provider in this category you can cost out without a sales call, and the first whose infrastructure sits in Sweden. Published pay-as-you-go pricing per message and per minute, free credits on signup, and an API deliberately small enough to integrate in an afternoon rather than a sprint.

Where is 46elks based?

46elks operates from Stockholm, Sweden, which places it under EU (Sweden). Compliance: GDPR, registered telecom operator under Swedish LEK.

What does 46elks cost?

Pay-as-you-go, published per message and per minute. Free credits on signup.

Who is 46elks best for?

Developers who want a Swedish SMS and voice API with published prices. A registered Swedish telecom operator rather than a reseller — the traffic sits under telecoms law, not just GDPR.

What are the drawbacks of 46elks?

No WhatsApp, RCS or omnichannel layer. Small company with limited support depth. No contact centre or campaign tooling. Not aimed at global enterprise volume.

Who worked on this review

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Daniel Brandt

Privacy & Compliance Researcher · Berlin, Germany

Checks the compliance claims: where the company is established, where the data sits, and what the DPA actually says.

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