We have messaging support for over 200 countries, including the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, and France. To view our complete list of countries, view our pricing page.

We offer a 14-day free trial plan with $5 USD of messaging credits for you to try out all the tools and features. No credit card is required to get started.

Yes. You can have real-time two-way text messaging conversations directly in HubSpot.

Yes. We can set your account up with a dedicated phone number. You can choose from a long code number, a landline number, toll-free, or VoIP.

We can also create dedicated phone numbers for each contact owner. 

Your cost per text message is based on three criteria:

• Your Sakari messaging plan
• The length of your message, which is measured in segments
• The destination country of the recipient

We support the use of sender IDs. You can now also receive responses to your sender ID through our sender ID response feature.

Yes, you can use Sakari SMS as a trigger or an action in HubSpot workflows to automate text messaging. You can also create workflows at the deal level.

Text messages are measured in character batches called segments.  You are billed for each segment sent and received.  Segments are typically 160 characters in length, check out our SMS length calculator.

Yes. Our plans are all month-to-month.  You can upgrade, downgrade or cancel your plan at any time.

Yes. We support two-way MMS (image) messaging in the United States and Canada.

MMS messages are priced at a $0.02 USD premium to whatever plan rate your account is on. For example, if you're in the Starter plan with a rate of $0.032 USD per segment in the United States, an image message would be $0.052 USD.

In addition to sending the image, MMS have the advantage of increasing your available character count limit to 1,600 characters (compared to 160 typically for SMS). Accordingly, you can send longer text messages without incurring multiple segments.

It's easy! You'll need both a HubSpot and Sakari account. You'll link them both together, which takes only a few minutes and doesn't require any coding. 

We've outlined the steps to set up the integration here.