Billing, Settings, and API

The answers to some commonly asked questions about account settings, how billing works and our getting set up with our API.

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Written by Sean Griffith, Lisa Willey, Alfredo Salkeld and 2 others

Account Settings

Message Forwarding

Want to know when someone sends a message or joins a keyword? Get notified via text or email so you're always in the loop.

Written by Sean Griffith
Updated over a week ago

API

Can I try your API?

We're happy to share access to our API! This page provides instructions for how to request access to the SimpleTexting API.

Written by Sean Griffith
Updated over a week ago

What Is an API?

API stands for application programming interface. Read this article to find more resources about APIs and SimpleTexting's documentation.

Written by Alfredo Salkeld
Updated over a week ago

Billing

Carrier fees for local numbers

Canadian carriers apply small surcharges to messages sent from local numbers. Learn more about them here.

Written by Drew Wilkinson
Updated over a week ago

How to Pause or Cancel Your SimpleTexting Account

Follow these steps to pause or cancel your SimpleTexting account at any time.

Written by Alice Dodd
Updated over a week ago

How do overages work?

Overages prevent any interruption to your service. Here's how they work.

Written by Drew Wilkinson
Updated over a week ago

Do message credits rollover?

You can keep the credits you don't use until the end of the following month. Here are the details.

Written by Alfredo Salkeld
Updated over a week ago

How do I change my payment details?

Conveniently update your payment information at anytime

Written by Lisa Willey
Updated over a week ago

Toll-free SMS and MMS carrier fees

U.S. and Canadian carriers apply small surcharges to messages sent from toll-free numbers. Learn more about them here.

Written by Alfredo Salkeld
Updated over a week ago

When will I be billed each month?

Quickly and easily find the date of your subscription payment with the click of a button.

Written by Lisa Willey
Updated over a week ago