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FOR PRODUCT TEAMS

Ship messaging as a feature, not a project.

Add verified, branded messaging to your product without building carrier infrastructure. Transactional notifications, onboarding flows, verification codes, and lifecycle updates, delivered over RCS with SMS fallback on by default, through one API. The messaging layer your roadmap needs, without the multi-quarter detour.

  • One API
  • Transactional & lifecycle
  • Verified branding
  • SMS fallback
  • Compliance handled
curl -X POST https://api.simplyrcs.com/v1/messages/send \  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SIMPLYRCS_API_KEY" \  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \  -H "Idempotency-Key: signup-7f3a-confirm" \  -d '{    "to": "+14155550142",    "channelType": "RCS",    "messageType": "TRANSACTIONAL",    "fallbackToSms": true,    "content": {      "type": "text",      "text": "Welcome. Confirm your email to finish setting up your account.",      "actions": [{ "text": "Confirm email", "url": "https://yourapp.com/confirm" }]    }  }'
THE PROBLEM

Messaging is on every roadmap and nobody wants to build it.

Your users expect messaging: order confirmations, verification codes, status updates, re-engagement nudges. But building it properly is a quarter you don’t have. All the carrier infrastructure underneath is not your product’s core value, and getting any of it wrong means messages that don’t deliver or compliance you can’t defend.

What you would build and maintainbefore message one
  • 1Carrier integrationsbuild + maintain
  • 210DLC and brand registrationbuild + maintain
  • 3RCS sender verificationbuild + maintain
  • 4Fallback logicbuild + maintain
  • 5Delivery trackingbuild + maintain
  • 6Opt-out compliancebuild + maintain
  • 7Carrier relationship managementbuild + maintain
Roughly a quarter of engineering, then ongoing carrier operations after that.
WHY PRODUCT TEAMS CHOOSE IT

The messaging layer, handled.

Everything a product team needs from a messaging layer, without building any of it.

One API, every channel

Send RCS, SMS, and MMS through a single REST API with SMS fallback on by default, no per-carrier integrations, no separate SMS and RCS systems to maintain.

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All of it on one platform, at carrier rates, so messaging is a capability you switch on, not infrastructure you own.
WHAT YOU CAN BUILD

Messaging across the product lifecycle.

The messages that make a product feel responsive, trustworthy, and alive.

Verification & 2FA

Branded one-time passcodes and login verification that users trust, delivered fast, with SMS fallback for phones without RCS.

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HOW IT FITS

Wire it in once. Trigger anything.

Integration is event-in, event-out. Your product fires an event, order placed, login attempted, subscription lapsing, and one API call sends the right branded message with fallback handled. Signed webhooks stream delivery, read and reply events back.

  • Event-driven sends: one API call per event; capability detection and fallback handled
  • Real-time webhooks: delivery, read, and inbound events stream back, signed and verifiable
  • Canvas or headless: design flows visually and trigger by API, or build entirely in code
  • AI agents too: an agent in your product sends and reacts through the same REST API with a scoped key
Trigger anythingevent in, events out
Event in
one API call sends
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Order #4471 confirmed. Arriving Thursday, we’ll text you when it ships.

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Events out
Signed webhooks stream back
message.deliveredmessage.read
WHY RCS

Product messages users trust and act on.

Product messaging has meant anonymous SMS: a verification code from an unknown short code, an order update users aren’t sure is real. RCS makes your product’s messages verified, interactive (a Track button, an it-wasn’t-me action) and measurable, with per-recipient fallback where RCS isn’t supported.

Trusted, so it is acted on

Verified branding tells users a code or alert is really from your product, critical for verification, security, and anything that depends on the user believing the message.

Interactive, so it is useful

A status update with a Track button, a verification with a one-tap "it wasn’t me", actions in the message itself make your product feel responsive, not just notifying.

Reachable, so it still lands

Transactional messages must arrive. Fallback to SMS, on by default for API sends, means a verification code or critical alert is not held up by an unsupported device.

The same message, two ways
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Order #4471 is out for delivery, arriving today by 8pm.
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Verified sender, branded and tappable
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Delivered
RCS99%
SMS96%
Acted on
RCS52%
SMS18%
BUILT TO DEPEND ON

Infrastructure you can put in the critical path.

If messaging is in your verification or transaction flow, it has to be reliable. Direct Tier-1 carrier connections with per-recipient fallback, signed webhooks, scoped API keys and SOC 2-aligned controls, with compliance keywords enforced at the platform level.

Carrier connectivity through Signalmash

Tier-1 routes with fallback per recipient, so every message takes the fastest format the device supports and still lands when RCS is not available.

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QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

Product team questions.

What is transactional messaging?

Transactional messaging is automated, event-triggered messages tied to a user’s activity: order confirmations, verification codes, status updates, receipts, and alerts, as opposed to broadcast marketing. With SimplyRCS, transactional messages send over verified RCS with one-tap actions and fall back to SMS per recipient, so time-sensitive messages still reach phones that cannot take RCS.

How do product teams add messaging to a product?

Product teams add messaging by integrating a messaging platform API rather than building carrier infrastructure themselves. With SimplyRCS, you fire an event to one REST API and it sends the right branded message with fallback, while signed webhooks stream delivery and reply events back, so messaging wires into your product state without months of carrier, registration, and compliance work.

Do I need to build carrier infrastructure to send RCS and SMS?

No. SimplyRCS provides the carrier infrastructure: Tier-1 carrier connectivity, 10DLC and brand registration, RCS sender verification, fallback, and opt-out compliance, behind one API. Your team calls the API; the platform handles everything underneath, so you ship messaging as a feature instead of building infrastructure.

Can I trigger messages from my product events?

Yes. SimplyRCS is event-driven: fire an event from your product and a single API call sends the corresponding branded message, with fallback on unless you set fallbackToSms to false. Signed webhooks stream delivery, read, and inbound events back to your systems in real time, keeping messaging in sync with your product state.

Is messaging reliable enough for verification and transactional flows?

Yes. SimplyRCS runs on Tier-1 carrier connectivity through Signalmash with per-recipient fallback to SMS, so verification codes and critical notifications arrive even on devices that cannot receive RCS. Signed webhooks, scoped API keys, and SOC 2-aligned controls make it dependable enough for the critical path, and opt-out compliance is enforced at the platform level.

Can both developers and non-developers build with it?

Yes. Developers build via the REST API; product managers and ops can build flows on the no-code canvas. It is the same platform and the same data, so teams collaborate however they work: engineering wires in the triggers, product designs the flows.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. Branded RCS messages reach iPhones (iOS 18.1+) and Androids (Google Messages), and SimplyRCS falls back to SMS, per recipient, on any device that cannot receive RCS, so every user gets every transactional and lifecycle message.

See it live

Add the messaging layer without the messaging project.

Book a technical call and we’ll show how your product’s events become branded messages, live, with webhooks streaming back. Or get an API key and send your first message in minutes.