Text customers at scale without building your own messaging platform. Kovtel runs on Twilio's network, through an account you control.
Most businesses that start texting customers begin with one goal: appointment reminders, delivery updates, or a way to reply to support questions without everyone sharing one phone. As volume grows, spreadsheets and a single phone stop working, that's the point where dedicated business SMS software earns its keep.
Kovtel SMS & Voice gives a business the pieces that raw texting doesn't: contact lists you can segment, reusable message templates, a shared inbox so a whole team can see and reply to incoming texts, and campaign tools for sending to many contacts at once with delivery tracking.
Underneath, every message is carried by Twilio's own network. Kovtel connects to a Twilio account you create and control; it is not its own telecom carrier and does not operate independent SMS infrastructure.
Clinics and service businesses sending appointment reminders, retailers sending order and delivery updates, and support teams who want text as a channel alongside phone and email.
Your own Twilio account (free to create, usage billed by Twilio), and, depending on your country and use case, Twilio's own registration requirements such as A2P 10DLC for US traffic. Kovtel's dashboard walks you through connecting the account; the underlying carrier registration is between you and Twilio.
Kovtel SMS & Voice is $25/month, flat. Twilio bills your account separately for message and number usage. See the pricing page for all three Kovtel platforms.
Software that lets a business send and manage text messages to customers at scale, typically with contact lists, templates, and a shared inbox for replies.
Not with Kovtel. You need your own Twilio account, which takes a few minutes to set up, but the Kovtel interface itself requires no code.
Twilio's own network. Kovtel is the software layer, contact lists, templates, campaigns and inbox, built on top of the Twilio account you provide.