Business Texting · buyer questions · updated Sep 29, 2026
Direct answers to business texting buyer questions
One page per question buyers actually ask — each opens with a direct, self-contained answer computed from our index of 18 business texting platforms, then shows the real data behind it with every figure linked to its source.
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How much does business texting software cost?
At 200 outbound messages a month, the cheapest business texting platform resolves to about $0/mo (Avochato), and the median across 11 priceable vendors is $25/mo. Bases bundle a monthly message-credit allowance; sending beyond it is metered per extra segment, so the real cost rises with send volume.
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What is the cheapest business texting software under $50/month?
11 of 18 tracked business texting platforms publish a base plan under $50/mo, the cheapest being Avochato at $0 (pay-as-you-go). These bases bundle a small monthly credit allowance — extra segments are metered on top — so the real monthly cost depends on send volume rather than the sticker alone.
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Which business texting platforms charge per message?
3 of 18 tracked business texting platforms bill per message with no bundled monthly allowance — you pay a published per-segment rate for every text sent, on top of a low or $0 base: Avochato, Text-Em-All, Textla. The cheapest base is Avochato at $0 (pure pay-as-you-go). The exact per-segment rate is recorded in each vendor profile; per-message wins at low or unpredictable send volume.
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Which business texting platforms price per user seat?
2 of 18 tracked business texting platforms price per user seat rather than by bundled credits: Heymarket, Quo (formerly OpenPhone). The lowest per-user list price is $24/user/mo (Heymarket). Per-seat models suit multi-agent shared-inbox teams; most carry a minimum seat count and meter SMS per segment on top of the seat fee, which we record per vendor rather than fold into the headline price.
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Which business texting platforms are HIPAA compliant?
Of 18 tracked business texting platforms, 7 publicly state HIPAA support and 2 also offer a signed BAA (Avochato, Textline). For healthcare senders texting reminders, intake and two-way replies, the signed BAA is the document that matters — the rest say nothing about HIPAA publicly, which we record as "not published," not as "no."
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Which business texting platforms integrate with HubSpot?
13 of 18 tracked business texting platforms publicly name HubSpot as a supported integration — i.e. syncs texting conversations and contacts with the HubSpot CRM: SimpleTexting, EZ Texting, Textedly, SlickText, Salesmsg, Heymarket, Avochato, Quo (formerly OpenPhone), Sakari, Text Request, Textline, TextUs, Podium. Each row links to the vendor page where the integration is listed and the date we verified it.
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Which business texting platforms integrate with Salesforce?
14 of 18 tracked business texting platforms publicly name Salesforce as a supported integration — i.e. logs texts and contacts into Salesforce: SimpleTexting, EZ Texting, Textedly, SlickText, Salesmsg, Heymarket, Avochato, Quo (formerly OpenPhone), Sakari, Text Request, Textline, TextUs, Podium, Trumpia. Each row links to the vendor page where the integration is listed and the date we verified it.
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Which business texting platforms integrate with Zapier?
16 of 18 tracked business texting platforms publicly name Zapier as a supported integration — i.e. automates texts across 6,000+ apps through Zapier: SimpleTexting, EZ Texting, Textedly, SlickText, Salesmsg, Heymarket, Avochato, Quo (formerly OpenPhone), Sakari, Textla, Text-Em-All, Text Request, Textline, TextUs, Podium, Trumpia. Each row links to the vendor page where the integration is listed and the date we verified it.
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Which business texting platforms are quote-only?
6 of 18 tracked business texting platforms are quote-only — they publish no per-plan price on their live pages and route pricing through a sales conversation: Text Request, Textline, TextUs, Podium, Trumpia, Textel. These are typically the larger front-office and contact-center brands. We record each as quote-only with where pricing was sought, never a fabricated figure, so the gap is explicit rather than papered over with a secondary-source estimate.
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SimpleTexting vs SlickText: which AI receptionist is cheaper?
At 200 calls/mo (3 min each), SimpleTexting costs $39/mo and SlickText costs $29/mo — a $10/mo gap, with SlickText cheaper at this volume. SimpleTexting bills a monthly base plus bundled message credits and SlickText bills a monthly base plus bundled message credits, so the ranking can flip as call volume changes.
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