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Global SMS Cost CallMate - SMS Prices June / July 2021 ISO Country Description Price / msg AD Andorra ANDORRA Outbound SMS - Mobiland 0.12935 AD Andorra ANDORRA Outbound SMS - Other 0.09950 AE United Arab Emirates UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Outbound SMS - Etisalat 0.03100 AE United Arab Emirates UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Outbound SMS - Other 0.03100 AE United Arab Emirates UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Outbound SMS - du 0.03100 AF Afghanistan AFGHANISTAN Outbound SMS - AWCC 0.10250 AF Afghanistan AFGHANISTAN Outbound SMS - Afghan Telecom 0.10250 AF Afghanistan AFGHANISTAN Outbound SMS - Etisalat 0.09950 AF Afghanistan AFGHANISTAN Outbound SMS - MTN 0.10250 AF Afghanistan AFGHANISTAN Outbound SMS - Other 0.09950 AF Afghanistan AFGHANISTAN Outbound SMS - Roshan 0.10250 AG Antigua and Barbuda ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA Outbound SMS - APUA 0.04500 AG Antigua and Barbuda ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA Outbound SMS - Cable & Wireless 0.04500 AG Antigua and Barbuda ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA Outbound SMS - Digicel 0.04500 AG Antigua and Barbuda ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA Outbound SMS - LIME 0.04500 AG Antigua and Barbuda ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA Outbound SMS - Other 0.04500 AI Anguilla ANGUILLA Outbound SMS - Digicel 0.04800 AI Anguilla ANGUILLA Outbound SMS - LIME 0.04800 AI Anguilla ANGUILLA Outbound SMS - Other 0.04800 AI Anguilla ANGUILLA Outbound SMS - Weblinks 0.04800 AL Albania ALBANIA Outbound SMS - AMC 0.08667 AL Albania ALBANIA Outbound SMS - Eagle Mobile 0.08667 AL Albania ALBANIA Outbound SMS - Other 0.08667 AL Albania ALBANIA Outbound SMS - Plus Communications 0.08667 AL Albania ALBANIA Outbound SMS - Vodafone 0.08667 AM Armenia ARMENIA Outbound SMS - Beeline 0.07920 AM Armenia ARMENIA Outbound SMS - Karabakh Telecom 0.07920 AM Armenia ARMENIA Outbound SMS - Orange 0.07920 AM Armenia ARMENIA Outbound SMS - Other 0.07920 AM Armenia ARMENIA Outbound SMS - Viva Cell 0.07920 AN Netherlands Antilles NETHERLANDS ANTILLES Outbound SMS - Digicel 0.06450 AN Netherlands Antilles NETHERLANDS ANTILLES Outbound SMS - Other 0.06450 AN Netherlands Antilles NETHERLANDS ANTILLES Outbound SMS - Telcell 0.14450 AN Netherlands Antilles NETHERLANDS ANTILLES Outbound SMS - UTS 0.06450 1 AO Angola ANGOLA Outbound SMS - Movicel 0.05000 AO Angola ANGOLA Outbound SMS - Other 0.05000 AO Angola ANGOLA Outbound SMS - Unitel 0.06067 AR Argentina ARGENTINA Outbound SMS - Claro 0.06910 AR Argentina ARGENTINA Outbound SMS - NEXTEL 0.06910 AR Argentina ARGENTINA Outbound SMS - Other 0.06910 AR Argentina ARGENTINA Outbound SMS - Personal 0.06910 AR Argentina ARGENTINA Outbound SMS - movistar 0.06910 AS American Samoa AMERICAN SAMOA Outbound SMS - Bluesky 0.12000 AT Austria AUSTRIA Outbound SMS - 3 0.09317 AT Austria AUSTRIA Outbound SMS - A1 0.09317 AT Austria AUSTRIA Outbound SMS - Barablu Mobile 0.09317 AT Austria AUSTRIA Outbound SMS - Lycamobile 0.09317 AT Austria AUSTRIA Outbound SMS - MASS Response 0.09317 AT Austria AUSTRIA Outbound SMS - Other 0.09317 AT Austria AUSTRIA Outbound SMS - Smartspace 0.09320 AT Austria AUSTRIA Outbound SMS - T-Mobile 0.09317 AT Austria AUSTRIA Outbound SMS - Tele2 0.09320 AT Austria AUSTRIA Outbound SMS - UPC 0.09317 AT Austria AUSTRIA Outbound SMS - m:tel 0.09317 AU Australia AUSTRALIA Outbound SMS - 3 0.05500 AU Australia AUSTRALIA Outbound SMS - Lycamobile 0.04900 AU Australia AUSTRALIA Outbound SMS - Optus 0.04900 AU Australia AUSTRALIA Outbound SMS - Other 0.04900 AU Australia AUSTRALIA Outbound SMS - Pivotel 0.04900 AU Australia AUSTRALIA Outbound SMS - Telstra 0.04900 AU Australia AUSTRALIA Outbound SMS - Vodafone 0.04900 AW Aruba ARUBA Outbound SMS - Digicel 0.05950 AW Aruba ARUBA Outbound SMS - Other 0.05950 AW Aruba ARUBA Outbound SMS - SETAR 0.05950 AZ Azerbaijan AZERBAIJAN Outbound SMS - AzerCell 0.14300 AZ Azerbaijan AZERBAIJAN Outbound SMS - BakCell 0.14300 AZ Azerbaijan AZERBAIJAN Outbound SMS - CATEL 0.14300 AZ Azerbaijan AZERBAIJAN Outbound SMS - Nar Mobile 0.14300 AZ Azerbaijan AZERBAIJAN Outbound SMS - Other 0.14300 BA Bosnia and HerzegovinaBOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA Outbound SMS - BH Mobile 0.08000 2 BA Bosnia and HerzegovinaBOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA Outbound SMS - ERONET 0.08000 BA Bosnia and HerzegovinaBOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA Outbound SMS - Other 0.08000 BA Bosnia and HerzegovinaBOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA Outbound SMS - mtel 0.08000 BB Barbados BARBADOS Outbound SMS - Digicel 0.04983 BB Barbados BARBADOS Outbound SMS - LIME 0.03467 BB Barbados BARBADOS Outbound SMS - Other 0.03467 BD Bangladesh BANGLADESH Outbound SMS - Airtel 0.09950 BD Bangladesh BANGLADESH Outbound SMS - Banglalink 0.09950 BD Bangladesh BANGLADESH Outbound SMS - Citycell 0.09950 BD Bangladesh BANGLADESH Outbound SMS - Grameenphone 0.09950 BD Bangladesh BANGLADESH Outbound SMS - Other 0.09950 BD Bangladesh BANGLADESH Outbound SMS - Robi 0.09950 BD Bangladesh BANGLADESH Outbound SMS - Teletalk 0.09950 BE Belgium BELGIUM Outbound SMS - BASE 0.10000 BE Belgium BELGIUM Outbound SMS - JOIN Experience 0.10000 BE Belgium BELGIUM Outbound SMS - Lycamobile 0.10000 BE Belgium BELGIUM Outbound SMS - Mobistar 0.10000 BE Belgium BELGIUM Outbound SMS - Other 0.10000 BE Belgium BELGIUM Outbound SMS - Proximus 0.10000 BE Belgium BELGIUM Outbound SMS - Telenet Mobile 0.10000 BF Burkina Faso BURKINA FASO Outbound SMS - Airtel 0.05000 BF Burkina Faso BURKINA FASO Outbound SMS - Onatel 0.05000 BF Burkina Faso BURKINA FASO Outbound SMS - Other 0.03467 BF Burkina Faso BURKINA FASO Outbound SMS - Telecel Faso 0.05000 BG Bulgaria BULGARIA Outbound SMS - M-Tel 0.10617 BG Bulgaria BULGARIA Outbound SMS - Other 0.08000 BG Bulgaria BULGARIA Outbound SMS - TELENOR 0.13000 BG Bulgaria BULGARIA Outbound SMS - VIVACOM 0.08000 BH Bahrain BAHRAIN Outbound SMS - BATELCO 0.02350 BH Bahrain BAHRAIN Outbound SMS - Other 0.02350 BH Bahrain BAHRAIN Outbound SMS - Royal Court 0.12000 BH Bahrain BAHRAIN Outbound SMS - VIVA 0.02350 BH Bahrain BAHRAIN Outbound SMS - zain 0.02350 BI Burundi BURUNDI Outbound SMS - Econet 0.09967 BI Burundi BURUNDI Outbound SMS - Leo 0.08100 BI Burundi BURUNDI Outbound SMS - ONAMOB 0.08100 3 BI Burundi BURUNDI Outbound SMS - Other 0.08100 BI Burundi BURUNDI Outbound SMS - Smart Mobile 0.08100 BI Burundi BURUNDI Outbound SMS - Tempo 0.08100 BJ Benin BENIN Outbound SMS - BBcom 0.01000 BJ Benin BENIN Outbound SMS - Glo 0.06067 BJ Benin BENIN Outbound SMS - Libercom 0.02817 BJ Benin BENIN Outbound SMS - MTN 0.05417 BJ Benin BENIN Outbound SMS - Moov 0.10833 BJ Benin BENIN Outbound SMS - Other 0.05417 BM Bermuda BERMUDA Outbound SMS - CellONE 0.03467 BM Bermuda BERMUDA Outbound SMS - Digicel 0.05100 BM Bermuda BERMUDA Outbound SMS - M3 Wireless 0.03000 BM Bermuda BERMUDA Outbound SMS - Other 0.05100 BN Brunei BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Outbound SMS - B-Mobile 0.01900 BN Brunei BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Outbound SMS - DSTCom 0.01900 BN Brunei BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Outbound SMS - Other 0.01900 BO Bolivia BOLIVIA Outbound SMS - Entel 0.07950 BO Bolivia BOLIVIA Outbound SMS - NuevaTel PCS 0.07950 BO Bolivia BOLIVIA Outbound SMS - Other 0.07950 BO Bolivia BOLIVIA Outbound SMS - Tigo 0.05910 BR Brazil BRAZIL Outbound SMS - CTBC 0.02900 BR Brazil BRAZIL Outbound SMS - Claro 0.02900 BR Brazil BRAZIL Outbound SMS - NEXTEL 0.02900 BR Brazil BRAZIL Outbound SMS - Oi 0.02900 BR Brazil BRAZIL Outbound SMS - Other 0.02900 BR Brazil BRAZIL Outbound SMS - Sercomtel 0.02900 BR Brazil BRAZIL Outbound SMS - Surf Telecom 0.02900 BR Brazil BRAZIL Outbound SMS - TIM 0.02900 BR Brazil BRAZIL Outbound SMS - Vivo 0.02900 BS Bahamas BAHAMAS Outbound SMS - BTC 0.05000 BS Bahamas BAHAMAS Outbound SMS - NewCo2015 0.05000 BS Bahamas BAHAMAS Outbound SMS - Other 0.05000 BT Bhutan BHUTAN Outbound SMS - B-Mobile 0.10950 BT Bhutan BHUTAN Outbound SMS - Other 0.07950 BT Bhutan BHUTAN Outbound SMS - TashiCell 0.10950 BW Botswana BOTSWANA Outbound SMS - Be Mobile 0.09500 4 BW Botswana BOTSWANA Outbound SMS - MASCOM 0.09500 BW Botswana BOTSWANA Outbound SMS - Orange 0.09500 BW Botswana BOTSWANA Outbound SMS - Other 0.09500 BY Belarus BELARUS Outbound SMS - MTS 0.12950 BY Belarus BELARUS Outbound SMS - Other 0.12950 BY Belarus BELARUS Outbound SMS - Velcom 0.12950 BY Belarus BELARUS Outbound SMS - life:) 0.12950 BZ Belize BELIZE Outbound SMS - Digicell 0.02950 BZ Belize BELIZE Outbound SMS - Other 0.02950 BZ Belize BELIZE Outbound SMS - Smart 0.08450 CA Canada CANADA Local Outgoing SMS - Bell & Virgin 0.00750 CA Canada CANADA Local Outgoing SMS - Other 0.00750 CA Canada CANADA Local Outgoing SMS - Rogers 0.00750 CA Canada CANADA Local Outgoing SMS - Telus 0.00750 CD DR Congo CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE Outbound SMS - Airtel0.07950 CD DR Congo CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE Outbound SMS - Orange0.07950 CD DR Congo CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE Outbound SMS - Other0.03467 CD DR Congo CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE Outbound SMS - Supercell0.07950 CD DR Congo CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE Outbound SMS - Vodacom0.04950 CF Central Africa CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Outbound SMS - Moov 0.01900 CF Central Africa CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Outbound SMS - Nationlink 0.01900 CF Central Africa CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Outbound SMS - Orange 0.01900 CF Central Africa CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Outbound SMS - Other 0.01900 CF Central Africa CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Outbound SMS - Telecel Centrafrique0.01900 CG Congo CONGO, REPUBLIC OF Outbound SMS - Zain/Celtel 0.06500 CG Congo CONGO, REPUBLIC OF THE Outbound SMS - Airtel 0.03467 CG Congo CONGO, REPUBLIC OF THE Outbound SMS - MTN 0.06500 CG Congo CONGO, REPUBLIC OF THE Outbound SMS - Other 0.03467 CG Congo CONGO, REPUBLIC OF THE Outbound SMS - Warid 0.05000 CH Switzerland SWITZERLAND Outbound SMS - Bebbicell 0.06900 CH Switzerland
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