Alternatives

7 Textla alternatives for sales teams

Textla is the price leader on paper, a penny a text with carrier fees included, and for toll-free broadcasts to a warm list it may be the cheapest option here. Teams look for an alternative when they need local numbers registered for them, when inbound charges add up on a conversational list, or when they want compliance handled rather than configured in a carrier console. Here are the realistic options, with each platform's published entry price.

  1. 1. Signilio our product

    from $34.99/mo (Starter) for 1,000 texts

    Signilio is a compliant bulk SMS platform for high-volume sales teams: mass texting campaigns, a two-way team inbox, and 10DLC registration built in. Plans in dollars, not credits, from $34.99 a month — every feature on every plan, carrier fees included.

    • Pricing: monthly plans in dollars with texts included, $0.040 down to $0.030 per extra text, carrier fees included, every feature on every plan
    • Users: 2 seats on Starter, 5 seats on Growth, 15 seats on Pro
    • Numbers and 10DLC: 1/3/10 numbers included, extra $1/mo each; registration handled during onboarding
    • Inbox: two-way team inbox, replies assigned and worked together

    Best for: outbound sales teams that want a bill in dollars, every feature without a tier upgrade, and the compliance work done for them.

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  2. 2. SimpleTexting

    $29.00/mo (500 credits) for 500 messages

    SimpleTexting is a polished SMS marketing tool sold as a monthly credit plan with three seats included and carrier fees billed on top. Signilio is an outbound platform priced in dollars: monthly plans with texts included, 2 to 15 seats by plan and carrier fees included. At small marketing volumes SimpleTexting's bundle is simple and competitive. For a sales team sending tens of thousands of texts a month across several reps, the lower per-text price on the larger plans, the included seats and the included carrier fees usually make Signilio the lower bill, and the estimator below shows the exact gap at your volume.

    • Pricing: Monthly credit plans from 500 to 50,000 credits, $10 a month per local number, carrier fees billed separately
    • Users: 3 users included; $20 a month per additional user
    • 10DLC: $4 one-time carrier registration on a local number and "10DLC registration guidance"; no monthly campaign fee published
    • Inbox: shared inbox included

    Best for: Subscriber marketing to an opted-in list: keywords, autoresponders, drip campaigns and list-growth tools are the core of the product.

    Pricing checked September 25, 2026 · SimpleTexting vs Signilio

  3. 3. EZ Texting

    $25.00/mo (Launch) for 500 messages

    EZ Texting prices by the size of your contact list, and every plan below Enterprise includes the same 500 credits, so a sales team's real cost is the plan plus overage at 3 to 4 cents a message plus $10 for every extra seat. Signilio's plans are in dollars, from $34.99 a month for 1,000 texts to $189.99 for 12,000, with carrier fees included, every feature on every plan and no list-size tier to outgrow. EZ Texting's guided setup and included carrier registration are genuinely good for a first SMS program; at outbound volume the overage and seat charges are what decide the bill.

    • Pricing: Monthly plans priced by contact-list size, each with the same 500 credits, plus per-credit overage; an Enterprise short-code tier from $3,000 a month
    • Users: 1 user included; $10 a month per additional seat
    • 10DLC: Carrier registration included and handled for you; high-volume vetted registration $90 one-time, waived on Scale (their FAQ)
    • Inbox: shared inbox included

    Best for: A first SMS program with hand-holding: onboarding, templates and compliance guidance built for teams new to texting.

    Pricing checked September 25, 2026 · EZ Texting vs Signilio

  4. 4. SlickText

    $29.00/mo (500 credits) for 500 messages

    SlickText puts every feature on every plan and refuses to bill overage, which makes it a clean choice for a marketing list that fits a credit tier. It also stops publishing prices at 50,000 credits, bills carrier fees separately and does not publish seat pricing. Signilio also puts every feature on every plan, but publishes a price for every extra text, includes carrier fees and 2 to 15 seats by plan, and is built for outbound sales conversations rather than list marketing. For a team that keeps outgrowing its credit tier, the estimator below is the honest way to compare.

    • Pricing: Monthly credit plans from 500 to 50,000 credits with the same features on every plan; no overage, you upgrade when you run low; carrier fees billed separately
    • Users: Team members can be added; included count and per-seat price not published
    • 10DLC: No registration or campaign fee published; "fast-track verification" through their team; toll-free registration facilitated at no charge
    • Inbox: shared inbox included

    Best for: List marketing with a strong automation toolkit: workflows, keywords and integrations on every plan, with no feature gating.

    Pricing checked September 25, 2026 · SlickText vs Signilio

  5. 5. Textedly

    $29.00/mo (Basic) for 500 messages

    Textedly publishes the longest price list in the category, all the way to 300,000 messages a month, with every feature on every plan and a free 10DLC number. The bill grows in ways the plan table does not show: an $8 monthly telecom surcharge, $10 per teammate, $25 blocks for extra messages, credits that do not roll over, and a 67-character segment for any message with an emoji. Signilio is a monthly plan in dollars with 2 to 15 seats included, carrier fees included and a set price for every extra text. At 10,000 to 50,000 texts a month for a multi-rep team the gap is real, and the estimator below shows it.

    • Pricing: Fourteen monthly plans from 500 to 300,000 messages; annual billing gives 20% more messages at the same price; an $8 monthly telecom surcharge on every plan
    • Users: $10 a month per teammate; the included seat count is not stated
    • 10DLC: Textedly pays registration for your first 10DLC number; you start it from the app. Further numbers: $4.50 to $44 one-time plus $1.50 to $10 a month per campaign by tier (their help center)
    • Inbox: shared inbox included

    Best for: Broadcast SMS and MMS to a large list at a published price up to 300,000 messages a month.

    Pricing checked September 25, 2026 · Textedly vs Signilio

  6. 6. TextMagic

    $0.0490 per message (Essential pay-as-you-go)

    TextMagic has the simplest pricing on this list: prepaid credit at a flat $0.049 per text, unlimited users, and it files your 10DLC registration for you. The rate does not fall with volume unless you move to a monthly Professional plan whose prices are not published, and every number and every campaign is $10 a month. Signilio's plans start at $34.99 a month for 1,000 texts and reach $189.99 for 12,000, about 1.6 cents a text, with carrier fees included, numbers included with the plan and extra ones at $1. At any real outbound volume the per-text gap is the whole story, and the estimator shows it.

    • Pricing: Pay-as-you-go from prepaid credit at a flat $0.049 per SMS, $10 a month per number and $10 a month per 10DLC campaign after the first free month, unlimited users
    • Users: Unlimited users, free
    • 10DLC: TextMagic files the 10DLC registration and covers the one-time cost; the campaign is then $10 a month after a free first month; approval 7 to 15 business days
    • Inbox: shared inbox included

    Best for: Occasional or low-volume texting where prepaid credit that never expires beats any subscription.

    Pricing checked September 25, 2026 · TextMagic vs Signilio

  7. 7. Trumpia

    $49.00/mo (Lite 1,000) for 1,000 messages

    Trumpia is a long-standing SMS marketing platform with a deep credit ladder, carrier fees included, and a free toll-free number. The gaps are the ones a sales team feels: no published overage, $20 a month per extra user with the included count unstated, local 10DLC numbers at an unpublished fee, and no shared inbox described on its pages. Signilio is a monthly plan in dollars with carrier fees included, a published extra-text price, 2 to 15 seats, local numbers included and extra ones at $1, and a two-way inbox. The estimator prices Trumpia's plans as published and lists what it leaves out.

    • Pricing: Monthly credit plans from 1,000 to 225,000 credits, about 20% less on annual billing; carrier fees free; extra credits sold a la carte at an unpublished price
    • Users: Additional users $20 a month each; the included count is not stated
    • 10DLC: $4 one-time brand registration; optional vetting $40 or $95; a 10DLC number is an extra fee that is not published; monthly campaign fee not published
    • Inbox: not published

    Best for: Broadcast marketing to a subscriber list with unlimited keywords and contacts, and phone support.

    Pricing checked September 25, 2026 · Trumpia vs Signilio

How to choose

Start from what you send. A marketing broadcast to a list that opted in on your website is what most texting platforms are built for: keyword opt-ins, subscriber growth tools, scheduled promotions. A monthly plan with a bundle of credits fits that well and is predictable at small volume.

Outbound sales texting is a different job. Volume is higher, every reply needs a person on it fast, and the team works the conversations together. There, the bill is decided by three things: the real cost per message once you are past the bundle, whether you pay for every rep who needs the inbox, and whether 10DLC registration is handled or handed to you.

Compare total cost per message with every fee included, at the volume you will actually send. The pricing guide explains segments and the fees that hide in a "cheap" rate, and the cost calculator tells you how many segments your message really is.

Common questions

What is the best Textla alternative for a sales team?
It depends on what you send. For a team running outbound campaigns at volume and working the replies together, a platform priced in dollars with a shared inbox, every feature on every plan and 10DLC handled for you — which is what Signilio is — usually fits the workflow better than a marketing-broadcast tool sold in credits; compare the bills at your own volume, because the cheaper one depends on it. For subscriber marketing to an opted-in list, a marketing-first platform may fit better; each option above says who it suits.
Why do teams move away from Textla?
The reasons we hear are the ones on this page: a monthly bundle that gets expensive as volume grows, charges for extra users or extra messages, and a product built around broadcasts rather than two-way sales conversations. Textla is a good product for what it is built for; the question is whether that is what your team does.
How hard is it to switch platforms?
Harder than it should be on most platforms because 10DLC registration has to be redone for the new provider. Onboarding is white-glove. We'll register your brand, configure your numbers, and get your first campaign out the door with you.

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Textla figures are from its published pricing page (https://www.textla.com/pricing), checked September 25, 2026. Prices and plans change; we update this page when we notice, and you can tell us at admin@signilio.com. Signilio figures are the rate on our pricing page.

  • Textla's numbers are toll-free; the estimate cannot price local 10DLC numbers because Textla does not supply them.
  • Extra-number pricing on Textla's own plans is not published.

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