Usage-based pricing, no subscription

You pay for each message sent, at the channel's price. The more you send, the less each message costs; the rate also depends on your profile. No plan, no commitment.

Pay-as-you-go

One price per message, by channel

Each channel has its own billing logic. You only pay for what you send, with no plan or expiring quota.

SMS

  • Volume-based tiered unit price
  • Rate adjusted to the customer profile
  • Varies by carrier and country
  • No subscription, no commitment

WhatsApp

  • Based on the Meta rate card, per conversation
  • By category (marketing, utility, authentication, service)
  • Our markup, clear and transparent
  • Evolves with Meta's rate cards

Email

  • Rate aligned with market standards
  • Tiered by volume
  • Deliverability tracking included
  • No subscription, no commitment

Voice

  • By destination and carrier
  • Per-minute billing
  • Local routes preferred
  • No subscription, no commitment

Billing

What determines your price

Three factors drive the cost of a send. They apply automatically, with no need to renegotiate.

Volume

The more you send, the lower the unit price. Tiered discounts apply by quantity.

Customer profile

The rate adjusts to your account type — direct, reseller or key account — and to committed volumes.

Channel & destination

Each channel has its own billing base. For SMS and voice, the destination country and carrier also affect the price.

Summary

The billing base, channel by channel

ChannelBilling baseWhat drives the price
SMSPer SMS sentVolume, customer profile, carrier & country
WhatsAppMeta rate card + markupConversation category, Meta rate cards
EmailPer email sentVolume, market standards
VoicePer minuteDestination, carrier, volume

Pricing FAQ

Your questions about billing

How does pricing work?
FasterMessage is a CPaaS platform billed on usage (pay-as-you-go): you pay for each message sent, at the channel's price. There is no mandatory subscription. The rate depends on the channel, the volume, your customer profile and, for SMS and voice, the destination country and carrier.
How is SMS billed?
SMS is billed per unit, per message sent. The unit price is tiered by volume and adjusts to your customer type; it also varies by destination carrier and country.
How is WhatsApp billed?
WhatsApp follows Meta's official rate card, which bills per conversation by category (marketing, utility, authentication, service). We add our markup, stated clearly. When Meta updates its rate cards, the prices follow.
How is email billed?
Email is billed per message sent, at a rate aligned with market standards and tiered by volume.
Is there a subscription or commitment?
No. The model is usage-based, with no subscription or commitment: you only pay for what you send. Committed volumes may, however, unlock preferential rates.
How do I get the rate card?
We provide the detailed rate card on request, tailored to your volume and customer profile. Contact us for a custom estimate (rate card to be provided).

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