Simple HTTP post to send an SMS with an SMS API

The submitter account looks a lot like spam to me. No comments, short existence on the site, a few random submissions and everything else about nexmo. Which is likely why linking to one specific portion of the API doesn't make a lot of sense. There are several submitted articles like that linking into a subset of the API, probably to get around the dupe link checker.

And when I search for UK connections, that cheap quoted price is via Manx Telecom, not direct-to-carrier (which is, as they say, more reliable). I'd assume their inbound VMNs are, too (which means some networks would get hit with International rates).

There's other complications that they don't seem to handle that well (Text encoding! Bulk sending!). But they may have some luck - their website is easy on the eye, their APIs look sane, and the pricing isn't so bad.

Hey there, thanks for comments. Prices of SMS termination outside the US are more expensive than in the US or using US carriers to terminate internationally, which usually don't provide delivery receipts and has poor levels of deliverability in general.(Nexmo is launching soon the US offer so that you can compare). The company is a wholesaler and pricing is more competitive than most incumbent aggregators such as mBlox and Clickatell. We can do that thanks to our direct to carrier model cutting the middle man. It starts at 0.006 (say in Nigeria) and most networks, over 500 are priced at 0.011 EUR. I recommend you to compare with the other incumbents. Let me us know your feedback!

Thanks! We are working on US reach and we hope to have it ready at the end of June or beginning or July. We will post updates in Twitter @Nexmo and of course in our website.

Hey there, I heard mBlox has an MMS gateway in the US, but not sure about the easy of access. PM me if needed so that I introduce you. I used to work there.