Bulk SMS to Brazil

Bulk SMS to Brazil from $0.00235 per message

São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro dominate Brazil's bulk messaging needs, with retail chains, logistics firms, and universities managing large contact lists. Marketing teams, public health agencies, and ride-hailing apps send high volumes of transactional alerts. Peak times include Black Friday promotions, vaccination reminders, and carnival season safety updates. Per-message pricing helps organizations managing very large numbers of time-sensitive notifications across vast regions.

17,021 messages for a $40 top-up, credit that never expires
Numbers start +55; local formats accepted with a default country
Failed messages refunded to credit automatically

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Brazil, +55

$0.00235

per SMS segment, USD

1,000 SMS: $2.35
10,000 SMS: $23.50
100,000 SMS: $235.00

Bulk SMS cost to Brazil by volume

The price per segment stays $0.00235 at every volume. A segment is 160 plain characters or 70 Unicode characters; longer texts are billed per part.

Messages	1 segment	2 segments	3 segments	Top-ups needed ($5,000 max each)
1,000	$2.35	$4.70	$7.05	1
10,000	$23.50	$47.00	$70.50	1
50,000	$117.50	$235.00	$352.50	1
100,000	$235.00	$470.00	$705.00	1
250,000	$587.50	$1,175.00	$1,762.50	1

Price your own list to Brazil

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MessagesLength

10,000 messages to Brazil, 1 segment each

$23.50

$0.00235 per segment. Failed messages are refunded to credit.

A $40 top-up covers this campaign, with +10% extra on a first top-up.

Top up $40

17,021

messages to Brazil

First top-up: 18,723 with +10% bonus credit

Top up $100

42,553

messages to Brazil

First top-up: 51,063 with +20% bonus credit

Top up $500

212,765

messages to Brazil

First top-up: 287,234 with +35% bonus credit

Top up $1,000

425,531

messages to Brazil

First top-up: 595,744 with +40% bonus credit

Number format for Brazil

A Brazilian mobile is +55, the two-digit area code (DDD), a 9 and eight more digits, as in +55 11 96123 4567. Leave out the long-distance carrier code people dial at home; with Brazil as the default country the console also accepts the local form with a leading 0.

+55 11 96123 4567

Alphabet and message length

Portuguese uses letters outside GSM-7, such as á, â, ã, ç, ê, í, ó, ô, õ and ú. Any one of them sends the whole text as Unicode, 70 characters per segment and 67 per part. Written without those marks the same text keeps 160 characters per segment, which often cuts a long message to less than half the segments.

Local time in Brazil

Brazil spans 4 offsets in January, from UTC-5 to UTC-2, so a national list reads the same text at different local hours. A 09:00 start in Noronha is 11:00 UTC; the console shows both times when you schedule.

Who sends bulk SMS to Brazil

Flash sale alerts

Retailers in São Paulo blast discount codes to loyalty members during monthly promotional events.

Vaccine appointments

Health clinics in Bahia notify residents via text when new vaccination slots open in their neighborhood.

Delivery delays

E-commerce platforms inform customers in Rio about postponed shipments during holiday seasons.

Questions about bulk SMS to Brazil

How much does bulk SMS to Brazil cost?

Each SMS segment to Brazil costs $0.00235. A plain message of up to 160 characters is one segment, so 10,000 messages cost $23.50. Longer or Unicode texts use more segments, and the console shows the exact total before you send.

Are failed messages to Brazil refunded?

Yes. When the network reports a message as failed, its price returns to your credit automatically and appears as a refund line on your ledger. Numbers the console leaves out before sending, such as duplicates or invalid formats, are never charged.

How many messages to Brazil does a $40 top-up buy?

$40 buys 17,021 single-segment messages to Brazil. A first top-up adds +10% bonus credit, which raises that to 18,723. Credit never expires and works for every destination.

Should we segment lists by state for better results?

Yes, regional splits help. Regional splits help: a rain alert for Manaus goes to Amazonas numbers, while Fortaleza lists get messages written for Ceará.

When do Brazilians typically check texts?

Mornings before work and during lunch breaks see high open rates. Early afternoons reach busy professionals in São Paulo before evening commutes.