@PrajwalTomar_: BRO Twilio is COOKED. I just replaced it at our agency with Sent. → Pass a phone number → Pass a message → Sent auto-ro…

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A developer replaced Twilio with Sent, a unified messaging API that auto-routes messages via SMS, WhatsApp, or RCS based on cost and engagement, reducing messaging bills by 40%.

BRO Twilio is COOKED. I just replaced it at our agency with Sent. → Pass a phone number → Pass a message → Sent auto-routes to SMS, WhatsApp, or RCS based on availability, engagement, and cost After the send, Sent handles routing, formatting, fallbacks, and compliance. Your code stays the same regardless of where the message lands. Most builders are still juggling a separate SMS API and WhatsApp API to do what one messaging API now handles. A month of client builds later, our messaging bill is down 40% and I finally wrote the whole system down. Full breakdown in the article below.
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BRO Twilio is COOKED.

I just replaced it at our agency with Sent.

→ Pass a phone number → Pass a message → Sent auto-routes to SMS, WhatsApp, or RCS based on availability, engagement, and cost

After the send, Sent handles routing, formatting, fallbacks, and compliance. Your code stays the same regardless of where the message lands.

Most builders are still juggling a separate SMS API and WhatsApp API to do what one messaging API now handles.

A month of client builds later, our messaging bill is down 40% and I finally wrote the whole system down.

Full breakdown in the article below.

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