Bulk SMS to Serbia

Bulk SMS to Serbia from $0.02795 per message

Belgrade and Novi Sad drive Serbia's economy, with retail, logistics and education relying on large customer lists. Schools in Niš, retail chains in Belgrade, and logistics firms use bulk SMS to keep operations running smoothly. High-volume moments include school closures, seasonal sales in Belgrade and updates on freight arrivals at the Port of Belgrade. A per-message price matters for organizations sending alerts to residents in Belgrade and Novi Sad.

1,431 messages for a $40 top-up, credit that never expires
Numbers start +381; local formats accepted with a default country
Failed messages refunded to credit automatically

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9:41

Your business

Text Message

Your parcel 48213 arrives tomorrow between 10:00 and 12:00. Track it with the link in your order email.

Serbia, +381

$0.02795

per SMS segment, USD

1,000 SMS: $27.95
10,000 SMS: $279.50
100,000 SMS: $2,795.00

Bulk SMS cost to Serbia by volume

The price per segment stays $0.02795 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	$27.95	$55.90	$83.85	1
10,000	$279.50	$559.00	$838.50	1
50,000	$1,397.50	$2,795.00	$4,192.50	1
100,000	$2,795.00	$5,590.00	$8,385.00	1
250,000	$6,987.50	$13,975.00	$20,962.50	2

Price your own list to Serbia

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MessagesLength

10,000 messages to Serbia, 1 segment each

$279.50

$0.02795 per segment. Failed messages are refunded to credit.

A $500 top-up covers this campaign, with +35% extra on a first top-up.

Top up $40

1,431

messages to Serbia

First top-up: 1,574 with +10% bonus credit

Top up $100

3,577

messages to Serbia

First top-up: 4,293 with +20% bonus credit

Top up $500

17,889

messages to Serbia

First top-up: 24,150 with +35% bonus credit

Top up $1,000

35,778

messages to Serbia

First top-up: 50,089 with +40% bonus credit

Number format for Serbia

Mobiles in Serbia carry 9 digits after +381. Locally they are written with a leading 0, like 060 1234567; with Serbia as the default country the console reads that as +381 60 1234567, so local and international forms end up as the same recipient.

+381 60 1234567

Alphabet and message length

Serbian (Cyrillic and Latin) is written in Cyrillic script, which SMS carries as Unicode: 70 characters fit one segment and each part of a longer text holds 67. An English or Latin-letter version of the same notice fits 160 characters per segment, so bilingual senders often run two short campaigns instead of one long one.

Local time in Serbia

Serbia is on UTC+1 in January and UTC+2 in July, when the clocks move forward. A 09:00 start in Belgrade is 08:00 UTC in January and 07:00 UTC in July; the console shows both times when you schedule.

Who sends bulk SMS to Serbia

School closures

Schools in Novi Sad notify parents about closures due to holidays or extreme weather conditions like snowstorms.

Seasonal sales

Retail chains in Belgrade alert customers about discounts during major shopping seasons like Christmas and Easter.

Freight arrivals

Logistics firms notify clients in Belgrade about the arrival of freight shipments at the Port of Belgrade.

Questions about bulk SMS to Serbia

How much does bulk SMS to Serbia cost?

Each SMS segment to Serbia costs $0.02795. A plain message of up to 160 characters is one segment, so 10,000 messages cost $279.50. Longer or Unicode texts use more segments, and the console shows the exact total before you send.

Are failed messages to Serbia 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 Serbia does a $40 top-up buy?

$40 buys 1,431 single-segment messages to Serbia. A first top-up adds +10% bonus credit, which raises that to 1,574. Credit never expires and works for every destination.

Should we send messages in Serbian only?

Serbian is widely understood across the country, so messages in Serbian work well for national lists. Both Cyrillic and Latin scripts are used.

Are there busy seasons for sending messages?

Major shopping seasons in Belgrade and periods of extreme weather drive high SMS volumes.