Trumpia review

Trumpia is automated messaging software for businesses that want to collect contacts and send targeted communications. Its core channel is SMS, but it also supports MMS, email, Facebook posts and voice broadcasts. The feature set includes two-way texting, so businesses can answer questions using an existing number.

Contacts can be collected, imported, or synchronized through an API or Zapier. Trumpia can also capture information from subscriber replies and filter audiences by stated interests and behavior. For campaign measurement, it lets businesses add links to messages and track subscriber clicks.

That makes Trumpia broader than a text-blast tool, at least on paper: it combines contact collection, audience filters, response capture and several messaging channels. The published product information does not specify how those channels are packaged beyond the listed Standard plan’s SMS and email allowances, so buyers should confirm what they can use at the price they’re quoted.

Trumpia’s main strength is the range of ways it can reach and organize an audience. A business can collect or import contacts, sync them through an API or Zapier, then filter them by interests and behavior. That gives marketers more options than sending the same message to every subscriber.

It also covers several points in a campaign workflow: capture information from replies, send messages across SMS, MMS, email, Facebook posts or voice broadcasts, and track clicks on links. Two-way texting supports conversations as well as outbound promotions, with replies handled through the business’s existing number, according to the product information.

The listed Standard plan includes 2,000 SMS messages, free inbound messages, unlimited SMS contacts, 20,000 email messages and 2,000 email contacts, plus unlimited keywords. That combination may suit a business that needs both SMS and email and has a contact list larger than its monthly message volume. The distinction matters: unlimited SMS contacts does not mean unlimited texts. The SMS allowance is 2,000 messages.

The main drawback is that the listed price comes with limited detail. Annual billing is listed at $60 per month, but monthly pricing is not published. The available pricing information does not spell out contract terms, overage charges or prices for other tiers, so confirm those before comparing Trumpia with a current provider. A free plan is not listed, and trial availability is not published.

The Standard Base 2,000 tier also has clear caps: 2,000 SMS messages and 20,000 email messages. Email contacts are capped at 2,000, even though SMS contacts are unlimited. Free inbound messages and unlimited keywords do not remove those outbound message limits.

That makes volume a key switching question. If your campaigns regularly exceed either message allowance, the published pricing details do not show what the next tier costs or how extra messages are billed. Trumpia may be worth considering for multichannel campaigns, but the available information is not enough to estimate the bill for higher-volume use. Get the full rate and terms in writing before committing to annual billing.

According to the pricing information checked on November 6, 2026, Trumpia’s Standard plan starts at $60 per month with annual billing. Monthly pricing is not published, so we can’t compare the annual rate with a month-to-month option or confirm the total annual bill from the listed price alone.

The listed Base 2,000 Tier includes 2,000 SMS messages, free inbound messages, unlimited SMS contacts, 20,000 email messages, 2,000 email contacts, and unlimited keywords. Those message and email-contact caps matter: “unlimited SMS contacts” does not mean unlimited sends or unlimited email contacts.

The published pricing information lists no add-ons and gives no prices or limits for higher tiers. There’s no documented tier jump to quote, so ask Trumpia for the next tier’s price and included volume before committing. If your campaign regularly exceeds the base allowances, confirm overage charges and upgrade rules too; they are not published here.

Trumpia says contacts can be collected or imported, or synchronized through an API or Zapier. That gives teams potential routes for bringing contacts in, but the published information does not specify supported import formats, field mapping, migration help, or how message history and consent records transfer. Confirm those details before moving a list; contact data alone may not cover the information your team needs to keep.

For a move away from Trumpia, export options and data-retention rules are not published on the vendor's site. Ask what you can export, in what format, and whether unsubscribes and consent records are included. The pricing information lists an annual rate, while monthly pricing is not published, so check the contract term and cancellation rules before signing; those terms aren’t provided here. We also don’t have Reddit posts or comments in the published material, so we can’t substantiate a claim about why users leave. Treat reported switching pain as unverified until you check current user discussions.