Does Text-Em-All offer an unlimited plan?
Text-Em-All doesn't offer a truly unlimited plan for a single flat monthly fee, and that's easy to misread when you're comparing options. The monthly plan covers regular sending to your whole group, but it has a practical limit. If you need to send without a volume cap, the credits-based plan is the better fit. Here's how each option actually works and what "unlimited" really means.
What's the actual limit on the monthly plan?
The monthly plan is built for regular, predictable messaging: you can send about 3 to 5 messages per week to your entire group. It isn't unlimited, and it isn't meant to be. The plan works best when you reach the same group on a steady cadence, like weekly reminders, updates, or announcements. If your sending is heavier than that, you will need to move to the Credits plan.
Which plan is best for unlimited or high-volume sending?
If you want unlimited usage, the credits-based plan is the option that fits. With credits, there's no cap on how many messages you can send, as long as you have enough credits to cover them. You buy credits, each message uses some, and you send as many as you need. That makes Credits the right choice for high-volume, seasonal, or unpredictable sending, where a weekly limit would get in your way.
How do I choose between the monthly plan and credits?
Choose based on how often and how much you send, not on the word "unlimited." A quick way to decide:
- If you send a couple of messages a week to the same group on a steady schedule, the monthly plan is usually the better value.
- If you send high volume, or your sending spikes around events, seasons, or emergencies, Credits gives you room without a weekly limit.
- If you're not sure which fits, contact support, and we'll help you estimate based on your group size and how often you send.
You can review current plan and credit pricing anytime at text-em-all.com/pricing.
Why do other platforms advertise "unlimited" texting?
"Unlimited" in mass texting marketing usually comes with conditions that aren't obvious upfront. Some plans add per-message or overage fees once you pass a threshold. Others limit what you can actually send, restricting message content, links, or certain campaign types. Before you compare an "unlimited" plan to ours, read the fine print on message caps, content rules, and added fees, so you're comparing the real terms and not just the headline.