Bulk SMS to Mexico
Bulk SMS to Mexico from $0.01255 per message
Mexico City and Monterrey are key economic hubs, with manufacturing, retail, and tourism relying on large customer lists. Schools, banks, and delivery services send bulk SMS to keep people informed. High-volume moments include holiday sales, school exam periods, and delivery updates. Paying per message suits Mexico's large population, where lists are extensive and sends are frequent.
- 3,187 messages for a $40 top-up, credit that never expires
- Numbers start +52; local formats accepted with a default country
- Failed messages refunded to credit automatically
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Mexico, +52
$0.01255
per SMS segment, USD
- 1,000 SMS
- $12.55
- 10,000 SMS
- $125.50
- 100,000 SMS
- $1,255.00
Bulk SMS cost to Mexico by volume
The price per segment stays $0.01255 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 | $12.55 | $25.10 | ||
| 10,000 | $125.50 | $251.00 | ||
| 50,000 | $627.50 | $1,255.00 | ||
| 100,000 | $1,255.00 | $2,510.00 | ||
| 250,000 | $3,137.50 | $6,275.00 |
Price your own list to Mexico
10,000 messages to Mexico, 1 segment each
$125.50
$0.01255 per segment. Failed messages are refunded to credit.
Top up $40
3,187
messages to Mexico
First top-up: 3,505 with +10% bonus credit
Top up $100
7,968
messages to Mexico
First top-up: 9,561 with +20% bonus credit
Top up $500
39,840
messages to Mexico
First top-up: 53,784 with +35% bonus credit
Top up $1,000
79,681
messages to Mexico
First top-up: 111,553 with +40% bonus credit
Number format for Mexico
Mobiles in Mexico carry 10 digits after +52 with no trunk 0, so 222 123 4567 is sent as +52 222 123 4567. Set Mexico as the default country and local numbers need no prefix at all.
+52 222 123 4567
Alphabet and message length
Spanish uses letters outside GSM-7, such as á, í, ó 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 Mexico
Mexico spans 4 offsets in January, from UTC-8 to UTC-5, so a national list reads the same text at different local hours. A 09:00 start in Mexico City is 15:00 UTC; the console shows both times when you schedule.
Who sends bulk SMS to Mexico
Holiday sales
Retailers in Mexico City send discount alerts to customers during the December holiday season.
Exam reminders
Schools in Monterrey send exam timetables and results to students and parents in June and December.
Delivery updates
Delivery services send status alerts to customers across Mexico during peak shopping periods.
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