VoxiSMS Lite & VoxiSMS Business
Lite costs $1/month per workspace and includes one Android device, 50 outbound SMS/day, 300/month and 100 unique outbound recipients/month. Business costs $9/month with one Android device and 5,000 unique outbound recipients per billing period.
*Unlimited SMS subject to fair use and Android/carrier limits. Carrier charges may apply.
What counts as a unique recipient?
A unique recipient is a phone number that receives at least one outbound SMS during the billing period. Multiple messages to the same number count as one recipient across the entire workspace. Inbound-only contacts do not count; they start counting if you send them an outbound SMS.
What happens when I reach 5,000 recipients?
On Business, another 5,000 recipients are automatically unlocked for $5 from your prepaid Voxi credit balance. If you don’t have enough credit, sending to new recipients beyond your unlocked capacity pauses until you top up. Each extra block lasts for the current billing period and resets at the next one.
Is dual SIM included?
Yes. Each plan includes one physical Android device, whether it has one SIM or two. The second SIM costs nothing extra, and all limits and fair-use thresholds are shared across the SIMs on that device. Lite costs $1 per workspace per month. On Business, each additional physical Android device costs $5/month; it does not add recipient capacity.
Are incoming SMS charged?
No. Incoming SMS are included and do not count toward outbound SMS limits, unique recipient limits or outbound fair-use volume. Exceptionally high-volume automated inbound usage may still be subject to fair use.
Are Business SMS really unlimited?
Business does not charge per SMS for normal business use. Usage remains subject to fair use and Android/carrier limitations. Fair use is approximately 15,000 outbound SMS per month per active Android device, across all SIMs on that device. Occasionally exceeding this guideline is not an automatic hard cap or a per-message overage charge.
What is not fair use
Industrial-scale blasting. Using VoxiSMS to send tens
of thousands of messages per day in a way that goes beyond normal business
communication. For example, mass marketing campaigns to non-opted-in
lists, or automated outreach at a scale your carrier plan was never
designed to support.
Unsolicited messages (spam). Sending SMS to recipients
who have not opted in, or sending messages that violate anti-spam laws
in your country or your recipients' countries including but not
limited to TCPA in the US, GDPR in the EU, CAN-SPAM, and PECR in the
UK.
Carrier plan abuse. Sending volumes of SMS that breach
your mobile carrier's own fair usage terms, trigger anti-fraud
throttling, or risk getting your SIM blocked. VoxiSMS is not responsible
for carrier-side enforcement, and we expect you to comply with your
carrier's terms.
Prohibited content. Sending messages containing illegal
content, scams, phishing attempts, fraudulent links, harassment, hate
speech, or content that violates the laws of any jurisdiction the message
touches.
Automated reselling. Reselling VoxiSMS message capacity
to third parties, or operating VoxiSMS as a white-labeled SMS service
for clients without an Enterprise agreement.
Circumvention. Using multiple accounts, devices, or
technical workarounds to bypass account-level restrictions or evade
enforcement actions.
How we think about "reasonable"
- Volume relative to your business. A solo founder sending
10,000 SMS in a day looks different from a 50-person company sending
the same volume. Context matters.
- Sending pace. Genuine business messaging usually has
natural rhythms, with bursts around order confirmations, appointment
times, or campaign sends. Continuous high-velocity sending across 24
hours often indicates automation that was not designed for SMS.
- Recipient quality. Messages going to a diverse, real
customer base look very different from messages going to lists of unverified
numbers.
- Carrier signals. If your carrier starts blocking, throttling,
or flagging your SIM, that is a strong signal that your volume has exceeded
what consumer SMS infrastructure is built for.
We do not apply these as rigid rules. They are how we would assess a
situation if we ever needed to.
How we monitor usage
VoxiSMS does not read the content of your messages. Your messages
are sent directly from your Android device through your carrier
and do not pass through our servers.
We do monitor metadata associated with your account, including:
- Total monthly message volume
- Sending velocity (messages per minute or hour)
- Number of unique recipients
- Delivery and bounce patterns
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Reports of spam or abuse received from carriers or recipients
This metadata helps us identify accounts that may be operating
outside fair use, and helps us protect the service for all users.
What happens if usage exceeds fair use
- First, we will let you know. We will email the account
owner explaining what we have observed and ask if there is context we
are missing.
- We may temporarily limit sending. If high-volume or
suspicious activity continues, we may pause outbound message delivery
while we investigate.
- We may discuss a suitable setup. If your usage is legitimate
but consistently very high, we will work with you on a custom arrangement
that fits your real volume.
- Suspension or termination. For serious or repeated
violations, including spam, fraud, or abuse, we may suspend or terminate
the account without refund.
We aim to be reasonable. The vast majority of fair usage
conversations are resolved with a quick email exchange.
Carrier responsibility
VoxiSMS sends messages through your own Android phone and your own
mobile carrier plan. You remain responsible for:
- Complying with your carrier's terms of service
- Any charges your carrier applies for SMS sent
-
Any restrictions, blocks, or penalties your carrier imposes on
your SIM or account
VoxiSMS does not control carrier behavior and cannot intervene if
your carrier limits or suspends your service due to high SMS volume.
Changes to this policy
VoxiSMS is a new service and we are still learning how customers
use it. As we understand real-world usage patterns, we may update
this Fair Usage Policy, as usage patterns and service requirements
evolve.
If we make material changes, we will notify account holders by
email at least 30 days before the changes take effect. Existing
customers will always be given the chance to choose the plan that
best fits their usage before any new limits apply.
Questions
If you are unsure whether your intended use falls within this
policy, contact us at support@voxiplan.com before you
start sending. We would rather help you set things up correctly than have
to step in later.