Text-Em-All review
A flexible voice-and-text broadcaster with testing access and usage-based plans.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Text-Em-All is a web-based messaging platform for organizations that need to send voice broadcasts, mass texts, or combined voice-and-text campaigns. It is suited to businesses, healthcare teams, schools, churches, nonprofits, staffing teams, and property managers. Campaigns can use prerecorded or text-to-speech voice messages, with contact import, grouping, personalization tags, caller ID selection or verification, and two-way texting through an inbox. Web, iOS, Android, and API access support different operating environments, while the company has operated since 2005.
Pricing follows a freemium model. The Starter plan provides a free account, 25 credits for testing voice broadcasts, and the ability to test texting to your own number. Paid options are usage-based credit plans ranging from Credits — 400–999 through Credits — 50,000–99,999, and each listed paid tier includes access to all features. Voice broadcasts consume credits in 30-second increments, so the credit structure is most relevant for teams that can estimate campaign volume. The published pricing information also shows monthly pricing alongside credits, while higher-volume pricing may require contacting sales.
The product’s strongest fit is for organizations that need more than one broadcast channel without giving up operational controls. Scheduled and recurring campaigns, delivery and call-outcome reporting, and opt-out management with keyword automation address the workflow around sending messages, not just message creation. Two-way texting adds a response path for recipients, while the API can support custom integrations. Choose Text-Em-All if voice and text coverage, scheduling, reporting, and flexible access matter together. It is less suitable for teams seeking an unlimited free messaging plan or a straightforward flat subscription without credit-based usage.
Text-Em-All pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines prerecorded voice, text-to-speech, and text campaigns
- Supports recurring schedules, personalization, and delivery reporting
- Offers web, iOS, Android, API, two-way texting, and opt-out automation
- Where it doesn't
- The free account provides testing credits rather than unlimited messaging
- Paid usage is organized around credit ranges instead of a simple flat plan
- Higher-volume pricing may require contacting sales
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