Text-Em-All review

Text-Em-All is a cloud-based service for mass texting and automated voice broadcasts. It sends SMS and MMS to contact lists as individual messages, or delivers recorded and text-to-speech calls. The product is aimed at group alerts, operational updates, reminders and consent-based SMS campaigns—not unrestricted cold outreach.

Teams can manage responses in a shared inbox, schedule one-time broadcasts or recurring notifications, and collect survey answers by text or phone keypad. Compliance features include text-to-join, STOP opt-outs, TCPA send windows and 10DLC registration, listed as included. Text-Em-All requires recipient consent and prohibits purchased lists, cold outreach and political campaigning.

The pricing page lists a Monthly Plan based on contact-group size, a pay-as-you-go Credits Plan and a free evaluation account. That account includes 25 credits, not an ongoing allowance for mass broadcasts.

Text-Em-All brings text, voice and replies into one workflow. A team can send an announcement by SMS or MMS, use a recording or text-to-speech for calls, then manage individual replies in the shared inbox. Voice tools include voicemail detection and text-to-call routing, while surveys can collect responses through SMS replies or a phone keypad.

Scheduling supports both one-time announcements and recurring notification workflows. That makes the feature set relevant for organizations sending reminders and operational updates, rather than just occasional promotional blasts. Its consent tools are also concrete: the listed features include text-to-join, STOP opt-outs, TCPA send windows and 10DLC registration.

The Monthly Plan includes unlimited users, unlimited sends within the selected contact limit, and calls. The pricing material also lists inbound messages and carrier fees at $0. For a team with a stable contact group and recurring alerts, those terms make monthly costs easier to map to audience size than a plan billed by each delivered message.

Contact limits are the main price constraint. The Monthly Plan starts at $19 for 1–50 contacts, rises to $39 for 51–100 and $69 for 101–200. Groups of 201–500 cost $99–$139; 501–1,000 cost $199–$239; and 1,001–2,500 cost $359–$599. Monthly pricing for 2,501 or more contacts is not published, and messaging beyond a group limit requires an upgrade.

MMS and longer texts add cost: on the Monthly Plan, images or messages up to 960 characters cost 5¢ per recipient. On Credits, MMS or each extra 160-character segment costs one additional credit. Credits have a 400-credit minimum at $36; higher-volume rates fall from 9¢ each at 400–999 credits to 6¢ at 10,000–99,999, while pricing for 100,000 or more is not published. Credits never expire, but you pay for delivered messages. The free account has 25 credits and no ongoing broadcast allowance. Annual prices are not published, and purchased lists, cold outreach and political campaigns are prohibited.

According to the pricing details checked November 6, 2026, the Monthly Plan starts at $19 for 1–50 contacts, then rises to $39 for 51–100 and $69 for 101–200. The jump gets steeper as groups grow: $99–$139 for 201–500 contacts, and $199–$239 for 501–1,000. Pricing for 2,501 or more contacts is not published. You can send unlimited messages within your contact limit, but going over it requires an upgrade.

The Credits Plan has no subscription fee, but starts with a $36 purchase for 400 credits. Per-credit rates fall from 9¢ at 400–999 credits to 6¢–7¢ at 10,000–99,999; the 100,000-plus rate is not published. Credits do not expire, and billing is for delivered messages. MMS and texts over 320 characters cost extra: 5¢ per recipient on Monthly, or additional credits on Credits. A free account includes 25 evaluation credits, not ongoing mass broadcasts. Annual prices are not published.

Plan the move around more than the contact list. Text-Em-All supports SMS and voice broadcasts, scheduled workflows, surveys and a shared inbox, so inventory the messages, recurring schedules, reply-handling and consent records your team needs to carry over. Its product information does not specify export formats, migration tooling or whether inbox history can be transferred. Confirm those details with the vendor before you switch; keep a separate copy of contact and consent data where your policies allow.

There is some pricing flexibility: Credits has no subscription fee, and credits never expire. Monthly pricing, by contrast, is tied to contact-group size, with upgrades required when you exceed the limit. Annual prices are not published. The published published material contains no Reddit posts, so we can’t reliably say what users on Reddit cite as reasons for leaving Text-Em-All. Ask about data export and cancellation terms directly, and test your consent and STOP workflows before moving live broadcasts.