Per-message rates for every destination we deliver to. Pricing follows the destination network rather than a blended country average, so each operator is listed on its own line.
| Name | SMS rate |
|---|---|
All networks | from$0.0103 |
Customers use didlogic to provision phone numbers, connect existing SIP systems, and manage inbound voice across markets. Here’s what they say about setup, control, and reliability.
It depends on the destination network and the number of segments in the message. Rates are per segment and per operator, so a message to a mobile network in one country can cost several times what the same message costs in another. Select a country in the table above for exact per-message figures.
Each mobile operator charges its own termination fee for delivering A2P traffic, and those fees are set independently. Pricing each network separately keeps low-cost destinations genuinely low instead of averaging them up into a single country rate.
Per segment. One segment holds 160 characters of GSM-7 text or 70 characters when the message contains emoji or non-Latin characters. Longer messages are split into multiple segments and each is billed at the destination rate.
Inbound is a fixed monthly rate on each SMS-enabled DID, with no per-message charge on messages you receive. Outbound is the only usage-metered part of messaging.
No. There is no messaging platform fee, no infrastructure surcharge, and no queuing premium. You pay the per-message rate for outbound and the monthly rate on each SMS-enabled number.
No. SMS runs on your existing didlogic account, prepaid balance, and portal. Enable it on any eligible DID and start sending. Setup steps are in the SMS gateway guide.
The table shows indicative rates for standard accounts. Your plan, volume, and destination mix can change the figures, which is why the footnote says your plan may differ. For committed volumes, request pricing and we will quote your destination mix directly.
A2P. The rates cover application-to-person traffic: one-time passcodes, transaction alerts, appointment reminders, account notifications, and marketing campaigns sent from software rather than from a handset.
The per-message rate is the same. What changes is eligibility: some countries require sender ID pre-registration, and a few prohibit alphanumeric senders entirely, in which case the message is delivered from a long code instead. We flag the requirements per market before you launch.
CPaaS pricing usually includes a margin for the aggregator layer between the platform and the carrier. didlogic peers with carriers directly and prices the route itself, so what you see in the table is the route rate rather than a route rate plus a platform markup.
Voice is priced separately per minute and per destination on the call rates page. Both services bill from the same balance.