How to choose a regular SMS group sending company?

When choosing a short message platform, we should pay attention to the following issues:

1, the price of SMS is reasonable. Marketing messages below 106 3 are not credible, because the cost of taking them out from operators is about 3 points. For some marketing messages with a score of 1 2, the price is low and the deduction is inevitable. The normal price is between 4 and 8 cents, and the higher the delivery volume, the lower the price.

2. The platform channel is stable, the arrival rate is high, and the sending speed is fast: regular companies have high-quality resource channels, that is, the operator's regular 106 channel, and the sending quality is good, and the arrival rate is as high as 99%; You can submit multiple SMS verification codes without trial. Moreover, there is a receipt, and regular companies do not charge for failed SMS, and the amount of SMS will generally be returned to the customer's account. SMS pays attention to timeliness, especially authentication SMS. Once the sending speed exceeds the user's waiting expectation, a large number of users will be lost, and the normal sending speed is about 5 seconds.

3. Be sure to choose a regular company with complete qualifications. Also ask whether it is a service provider that cooperates directly with operators or an agent of some brands.

4. Test the quality in person. Enterprises must personally check the quality before buying marketing 106 SMS.

5. The operation interface is simple and convenient with complete functions.

6. Platform after-sales service guarantee. When there is a problem in sending SMS, it depends on the working attitude of the customer service staff and the technicians who can contact the problem. If the service is poor, you have the right to choose another platform. After all, there is far more than one good platform.

7. Do you have to find a local company to find a short message platform? For SMS platform, you can choose local and remote. SMS industry has no strict geographical restrictions, mainly focusing on channels and services.