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Hi HN! I made Pigeon SMS to help businesses reach more customers how they want to be reached. You can add text messaging to virtually any landline in ~5 mins wi
by albydarned 7y ago
Hi HN! I made Pigeon SMS to help businesses reach more customers how they want to be reached. You can add text messaging to virtually any landline in ~5 mins with our fully automated signup. You then get awesome features like:
- Two way sms
- Groups
- Keywords
- Auto responders
- Templates
- Scheduled messages
- Website widget
- Geo based message
- Webhooks
- Lots of other cool stuff
Check out our site. I would love feedback on our landing page and video. I’ll keep an eye on the thread for any questions :)
- mrkstu 7y agoDoes this require porting the number? If not how are you gaining control of the SMS in the SMS address database?
- albydarned 7y agoGood question! No, using Pigeon SMS does not require porting the number. We’ve partnered with upstream carriers to add sms while leaving the voice component intact.
- mrkstu 7y agoSo are all American carriers (ILEC/CLEC/SIP Providers) available or do potential customers have to do service availability checks?
- albydarned 7y agoNearly all numbers are supported. The only numbers we can’t text enable are Bandwidth.com numbers, but that should be resolved in the coming months.