Messaging pricing by market, volume and package: Carrier-grade pricing,
scoped to your traffic.
Indicative per-country list rates are published below. Your final price depends on ten things at once — here's what drives the number, and five packages that frame it.
- No setup fees
- No monthly minimum
- Quotes valid 60 days
- AED · SAR · USD · EUR invoicing
- Sender-ID registration passed through at cost
Sanity-check a budget in ten seconds.
Pick a channel, a market, a monthly volume. We show the indicative range with the volume-tier discount already applied — so you can walk into the pricing conversation with a real number.
Interactive pricing calculator
Not included in this estimate: VAT and other taxes, sender-ID registration fees, extra segments for long messages (billed per segment), SMPP bind fees, voice number (DID) rental and compliance add-ons such as data residency.
Request test accessIndicative rates for standard content categories. Final per-operator pricing, sender-ID fees, and AED/SAR/EUR billing confirmed at signup.
How is BroadNet SMS priced?
These are BroadNet's own indicative A2P SMS list rates, the same figures as each country's rate card, so you can sanity-check a budget before you talk to sales. They are not industry averages. Your quote lands at or below them depending on volume, traffic mix and SLA tier.
Reviewed
Download rates (CSV)JSON| Market | Country | Tier | A2P SMS band | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United Arab Emirates | MENA · tier-1 | AED 0.0452≈ $0.0123 | Etisalat / e&, du. TDRA-registered sender IDs. | |
| Saudi Arabia | MENA · tier-1 | SAR 0.06 – 0.0649≈ $0.016 | STC, Mobily, Zain. CST framework. | |
| Egypt | MENA · tier-2 | USD 0.028 – 0.035 | Vodafone, Orange, Etisalat, WE. NTRA-licensed routes only. | |
| Jordan | MENA · tier-2 | JOD 0.011 – 0.012≈ $0.0155 | Zain, Orange, Umniah. TRC-registered. | |
| Qatar | MENA · tier-1 | QAR 0.055 – 0.0601≈ $0.0151 | Ooredoo, Vodafone Qatar. CRA framework. | |
| Kuwait | MENA · tier-1 | KWD 0.005≈ $0.0163 | Zain, Ooredoo, stc Kuwait. | |
| United Kingdom | EU / UK | GBP 0.0237 – 0.0245≈ $0.03 | Direct binds to all tier-1 MNOs. Ofcom-aligned. | |
| Germany | EU | EUR 0.07 – 0.09≈ $0.08 | Telekom, Vodafone, O2. Promo and transactional priced separately. | |
| France | EU | EUR 0.065 – 0.085≈ $0.075 | Orange, SFR, Bouygues, Free. | |
| United States | Americas | USD 0.0095 | T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon. 10DLC / Toll-free registration applied. | |
| India | APAC | INR 0.183 – 0.2163≈ $0.0022 | Jio, Airtel, Vi. DLT registration handled in-platform. | |
| Nigeria | Africa | USD 0.025 – 0.05 | MTN, Airtel, Glo. NCC sender-ID framework. |
Indicative list rates, not a contract quote. Final pricing depends on the ten variables below — committed volume, sender-ID scope, SLA tier and compliance load can move a quote meaningfully.
SMS list rates are published per country. WhatsApp is billed at Meta's rate for each market with zero markup, plus a service fee: see WhatsApp pricing. Voice and OTP are quoted per market, because each price starts from the destination operator's termination rate and an OTP price also depends on the channel fallback you configure. The first row shows each channel's list rate from.
Ten variables, one quote.
Every BroadNet quote is built from these ten dimensions. Quotes are valid for 60 days and tie pricing to specific routes, operators, and SLA tiers — not generic per-message averages.
Destination country
Per-country rates reflect operator costs, regulator fees, and route quality in each market.
Operator / network
Direct binds vs partner routes; tier-1 vs tier-2 operators inside a country.
Route type
BroadNet uses a direct operator route wherever one is commercially available (1,000+ direct connections) and a partner-managed route where not. Each is priced separately, and each country page shows every operator's route status.
Traffic type
OTP, transactional, and marketing are priced separately reflecting their cost-to-deliver and regulatory load.
Monthly volume
Committed monthly volume qualifies for tiered pricing; spot volume priced at list.
Sender ID registration
Per-market sender ID approval and ongoing renewal carries a per-ID administrative fee.
SLA level
Standard vs enterprise SLA tiers; 24/7 NOC and dedicated TAM on enterprise tier.
Connectivity
REST API, SMPP binds, or both — SMPP binds typically have a per-bind monthly fee.
Compliance requirements
BAA, HIPAA, regional residency, and signed audit logs may add per-message or per-account fees.
Firewall / operator scope
SMS Firewall, SS7 Firewall, sender ID registry, eSIM VSM — operator-deployment scope drives the per-network license.
How a quote is built.
No black box. Every BroadNet quote is assembled in the same five steps, in the same order — from the destination operator's wholesale floor up to the outcome you're actually billed on.
- 1
Start from the termination rate
Every price begins at the destination operator's termination rate — the wholesale floor set by the network you're delivering to. It varies by country and operator, and we pass it through on that basis rather than bury a marked-up base rate.
- 2
Set the route class
Next we fix how your traffic reaches that operator: a direct operator bind wherever one is commercially available, otherwise a partner-managed route. The route class is stated per destination in your quote, so you know exactly what you're buying on each corridor.
- 3
Apply your committed volume
Your committed monthly volume moves you along the tier curve — a higher commitment steps the per-message rate down. Spot traffic is priced at list; the commitment is what earns the tiered rate.
- 4
Layer the service tier
On top sits the service tier: your SLA, SMS and SS7 firewall with anti-fraud, sender-ID registration, DLR and webhook receipts, and support. These are bundled into your package, not billed back as surprise line items.
- 5
Bill on the delivered outcome
You're billed on the delivered outcome contracted in your quote, with delivery receipts (DLRs) as the record of what actually landed. No estimated sends and no rounded-up averages — the delivery receipt is the invoice.
That's also why there isn't one flat public rate card. A real A2P price is specific to the route, the operator, and your committed volume — so any single published number would mislead more than it informs. The calculator and indicative bands above give you an honest range; a scoped quote pins the exact figure. Test access is on request, with a reply within one business day, and every quote holds for 60 days.
Five packages,
scoped to your reality.
Starter API
REST API with integration-token auth, standard support, transparent per-country list pricing.
- REST API with token auth + DLR webhooks
- One integration token, test to production
- Per-country list pricing
- Email support, 24/5
- Sender ID handling on a self-serve basis
Full package description
The Starter API package is built for developers and fast-growing platforms that want to start sending without a sales cycle. You get a REST API with token auth and delivery-receipt webhooks, test access on request with a reply within one business day, and transparent per-country list pricing — no setup fee and no monthly minimum. Sender IDs are handled on a self-serve basis, backed by email support 24/5.
Enterprise Messaging
REST + SMPP, committed-volume pricing, named TAM, 24/7 support, sender ID registration handled for you.
- REST + SMPP 3.4 / 5.0 connectivity
- Committed-volume tiered pricing
- Sender ID registration in every market you serve
- Named technical account manager
- 24/7 NOC + Sev-1 hotline
- Quarterly business review
Full package description
Enterprise Messaging is our most-chosen package for high-volume senders — banks, retailers, and fintechs that need both throughput and accountability. It pairs REST and SMPP 3.4/5.0 connectivity with committed-volume tiered pricing and sender-ID registration handled for you in every market you serve. You also get a named technical account manager, a 24/7 NOC with a Sev-1 hotline, and quarterly business reviews.
Operator Security
SMS Firewall, SS7 Firewall, sender ID registry, flash-call protection — deployed inside your network.
- SMS Firewall (inline or mirror)
- SS7 / Diameter signaling firewall
- Sender ID registry with regulator workflow
- Flash-call detection + monetization
- Per-bind / per-link licensing
- On-site deployment + ongoing operations support
Full package description
Operator Security is for mobile network operators defending and monetizing their A2P traffic. It deploys inside your network — an SMS Firewall (inline or mirror), an SS7/Diameter signaling firewall, a sender-ID registry with regulator workflow, and flash-call detection and monetization — licensed per bind or link, with on-site deployment and ongoing operations support.
Omnichannel Enterprise
WhatsApp + RCS + SMS + voice waterfall under one contract, one SLA, one webhook.
- WhatsApp Business API (Cloud or On-Prem)
- RCS Business Messaging where available
- SMS fallback with sub-90-second cutover
- Voice + flash-call channel
- Single DLR webhook across channels
- Consent + STOP keyword handling
Full package description
Omnichannel Enterprise brings WhatsApp, RCS, SMS, and voice together under one contract, one SLA, and one webhook — for brands running multi-channel customer journeys. Messages waterfall across channels with sub-90-second SMS fallback, a single DLR webhook spans every channel, and consent and STOP-keyword handling are built in.
eSIM / VSM Launch
SM-DP+, Multi-IMSI, eSIM-AIS — launch in 6-8 weeks with commercial control.
- SM-DP+ infrastructure
- Multi-IMSI + eSIM-AIS support
- Branded subscriber storefront
- GSMA SGP.32 IoT-eSIM support
- Operator policy + commercial controls
- Launch playbook with regulator filing support
Full package description
eSIM / VSM Launch helps operators and enterprises stand up their own eSIM brand in six to eight weeks with full commercial control. It provides SM-DP+ infrastructure, Multi-IMSI and eSIM-AIS support, GSMA SGP.32 IoT-eSIM support, a branded subscriber storefront, plus operator policy and commercial controls — with a launch playbook that includes regulator-filing support.
Carrier-grade baseline,
regardless of package.
The questions every buyer asks.
Why isn't there one per-message price?
Is there a setup fee or a monthly minimum?
How fast do I get a quote, and how long does it hold?
Can I test before committing?
Which currencies can I be billed in?
A quote in two business days,
tied to your actual routes.
Tell us your countries, traffic types, and monthly volume. We come back with per-route pricing valid for 60 days — no generic per-message averages.