A short code reserved for your organisation
A dedicated short code is not shared with another business. Customers see the same recognisable sender when you contact them and can text the code directly when they need to start a conversation.
Give customers one consistent six-digit number for sending and receiving business SMS across New Zealand mobile networks.
A dedicated short code is not shared with another business. Customers see the same recognisable sender when you contact them and can text the code directly when they need to start a conversation.
The number is assigned to one account, avoiding the keyword requirement of a shared short code.
Use the code for inbound enquiries, registrations, confirmations, campaign responses, and support.
Use the same consistent sender for outbound messages and incoming customer responses.
SMS4U arranges a six-digit New Zealand short code reserved for your account.
Send from the web dashboard, email, or API and select how incoming messages should be delivered.
Recipients see your short code on outbound messages and can text it directly when they need to respond.
Both options provide an exclusive short code. The difference is who pays when a customer sends an incoming text.
Pricing is in New Zealand Dollars and excludes GST. Short-code provisioning and campaign requirements are confirmed during setup.
Send messages, manage contacts, review delivery reporting, and handle replies online.
View Web SMSSend SMS from an authorised inbox and have customer responses forwarded back to email.
View Email to SMSSend through the SMS API and deliver incoming messages to your systems using webhooks.
View SMS APIsA dedicated short code is a six-digit New Zealand SMS number reserved for one organisation. It can be used to send messages and receive customer replies without sharing the number with another business.
Yes. Customers can initiate a conversation by texting your dedicated short code, making it suitable for support, registrations, alerts, campaigns, and other inbound SMS services.
With a standard short code, the mobile sender pays the normal inbound short-code charge. With a free-to-text short code, your organisation pays for the received message so the sender is not charged for texting the code.
Received SMS messages can be viewed in the SMS4U dashboard, forwarded to email, or delivered to your systems through a webhook.
You can send from the SMS4U web platform, an authorised email address, or your own software through the SMS API.
Tell us how customers will use the number and whether you need a standard or free-to-text service. We will confirm provisioning and campaign requirements.