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Price check · Nov 6, 2026

TextMagic pricing

TextMagic uses pay-as-you-go pricing, but number rental, MMS and campaign registration can add to the bill.

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Short answer

Pricing is quote-based.

TextMagic does not publish a fixed monthly starting price: its listed plan is Pay-as-you-go, with outbound SMS at $0.049 per 160-character part. That rate is not the full bill. A texting number costs $10 per number/month after its first free month for listed U.S./Canada, UK, and Australia numbers; MMS is $0.08 sent or received, and a 10DLC campaign is $10 per campaign/month after its first free month. The pricing page lists no annual billing option.

01Every plan, line by line

PlanBilled annuallyBilled monthlyBuilt for
Pay-as-you-go—QuoteTeams paying for messaging as needed

Add-ons and overages

  • Texting number: $10 per number/month; first month free for listed U.S./Canada, UK, and Australia numbers
  • MMS: $0.08 per message sent or received
  • 10DLC campaign: $10 per campaign/month; first month free
  • Email: the volume selector lists $0.001 per email at listed volumes; the page also says $0.003 per email after free credits
  • Inbound SMS: free
  • Connected CPaaS provider fees apply; the page does not list their amounts

02What the plan grid doesn't tell you

Number rental

$10 per number/month; the first month is free for listed U.S./Canada, UK, and Australia numbers.

MMS messages

MMS costs $0.08 per message sent or received.

10DLC campaign fee

A campaign costs $10 per month, with the first month free.

Email after free credits

The page says $0.003 per email after free credits; its volume selector lists $0.001 per email at listed volumes.

03Which plan should you buy?

If you are…GetWhy
Teams with variable message volumePay-as-you-goPay for messaging as needed; outbound SMS is $0.049 per 160-character part.
Teams automating customer messagesPay-as-you-goThe product lists automated workflows, including triggers from forms, purchases, and appointments.
Teams sending campaignsPay-as-you-goThe product supports permission-based campaigns; budget for SMS parts and any number or 10DLC fees.

04Is TextMagic worth the money?

TextMagic can suit teams that want automated workflows, two-way conversations, and campaigns without a fixed monthly plan charge. The per-part SMS rate is clear, but the total also depends on number rental, MMS, and possibly 10DLC or connected CPaaS fees; connected provider charges are not listed. If you need a predictable fixed monthly budget, estimate your message parts and add-ons first. The pricing page lists no annual billing option.

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TextMagic pricing FAQ

How much is SMS marketing?

TextMagic lists outbound SMS at $0.049 per 160-character part. Longer messages can use multiple parts, so estimate by message length and volume. Add $10 per number/month after the first free month for listed regions; MMS is $0.08 per message sent or received, and a 10DLC campaign is $10 per month after its first free month.

How do I cancel TextMagic?

The pricing information we checked does not describe cancellation steps, notice periods, or whether number fees stop immediately. Check your account’s current billing or subscription settings, or contact TextMagic support to confirm how to cancel and what happens to any rented numbers or remaining credits.

What is the difference between an SMS and a text message?

People often use “SMS” and “text message” to mean the same thing. TextMagic’s pricing page charges for outbound SMS by 160-character part and lists MMS separately at $0.08 per message sent or received. It does not list a separate price for a product called “text message.”

How much is TextMagic?

TextMagic lists one plan, Pay-as-you-go, with no fixed monthly starting price shown. Outbound SMS costs $0.049 per 160-character part; connected CPaaS SMS is listed at $0.01 per part. Number rental, MMS, and 10DLC campaign fees may add to the total, and connected provider fees are not listed.