SMS that fits your industry and your country.

From SACCO deposit alerts in Mbarara to school fee reminders in Kampala, SMS is still the one channel that reaches every MTN and Airtel subscriber in Uganda. Pick your industry to see the messages that work, the UCC and data protection rules that apply, and how to send them with the eSMS Africa API.

Kenya runs on M-Pesa and SMS. Businesses use text messages for payment receipts, SACCO loan reminders, school fee balances and church announcements, in English and Kiswahili. Choose your industry to see sample messages, the CA, Safaricom and ODPC rules that apply, and how to send with the eSMS Africa API.

Kiswahili SMS reaches customers on Vodacom, Airtel, Yas and Halotel from Dar es Salaam to Mwanza, on any phone. Choose your industry to see Kiswahili and English sample messages, the TCRA and PDPC rules that apply, and how to send with the eSMS Africa API.

Rwanda has some of the clearest SMS marketing rules in Africa: identify yourself, say where you got the number, honour STOP within 24 hours and stay quiet between 7pm and 7am. Choose your industry to see Kinyarwanda, English and French sample messages, the RURA and data protection rules that apply, and how to send with the eSMS Africa API.

From mobile money receipts in Lusaka to input-season reminders for farmers in Eastern Province, SMS reaches Airtel, MTN and Zamtel subscribers on any handset. Choose your industry to see sample messages in English, Bemba and Nyanja, the ZICTA and data protection rules to follow, and how to send with the eSMS Africa API.

In Nigeria the route matters as much as the message: OTPs and alerts must travel on the transactional route to reach DND numbers, while promotions must respect the NCC 2442 Do-Not-Disturb choices. Choose your industry to see sample messages, the NCC, NDPA and sector rules that apply, and how to send with the eSMS Africa API.