Sell A2P SMS termination
Sell your SMS routesto every buyer on the exchange
Upload your SMS rate sheet, connect over SMPP or HTTP, and list your A2P termination on the marketplace. Listing is free, your full rate is credited on every message your endpoint accepts, and buyers never learn who you are.
What you keep
Your rate, in full, on every message
- Listing fee
- $0
- Your rate
- Set by you, per destination
- Credited to you
- Your full rate per segment, as your endpoint accepts it
- Platform fee
- Paid by the buyer, capped at $0.001 a message
- Payouts
- Wire or crypto, from $50
A message your network reports as failed is reversed for both sides. Right now 348 SMS routes are listed on the marketplace.
- Free to list, no seller fee
- SMPP or HTTP delivery
- Buyers never see who you are
List once, sell to every buyer, on your terms
Applications send through the REST API and messaging platforms bind over SMPP, all from one marketplace. A listing puts your SMS routes in front of them at the rate you set.
Your rate sheet is the listing
Drop in a CSV or Excel deck by dialling prefix or by MCC and MNC. A network-coded sheet is turned into dialling prefixes once, at import, with each country priced at the highest network rate you give it.
Connect the way you already sell
Over SMPP we bind to your SMSC and submit each message; over HTTP we POST each message to a URL you host. Your SMSC password is asked for only after you sign in, and stored sealed.
No seller fee
Each message your endpoint accepts credits your full rate for every segment to your balance. The platform fee is paid by the buyer on top, never more than $0.001 a message.
Sell without exposing your supply
Buyers see a generated listing name, the route and its terms. Your company name, delivery URL, SMPP host, system ID and bind settings are never shown to them.
State what your route really is
Route tier (HQ, operator direct, aggregator or SIM), sender ID behaviour, the delivery receipts it returns, Unicode and concatenation support, throughput and the traffic you accept. Keep a route private and grant it to chosen buyers at a rate set for each.
From a rate sheet to a live SMS listing in three steps
Drop in your rate sheet
No account needed yet. CSV, TSV or Excel, by dialling prefix or by network code: we work out which columns are which and show you the destinations and rates we read.
Choose how we deliver
SMPP with your host, port and system ID, or an HTTP URL, plus the capacity you can carry. Then sign in with Google or create an account, and the listing lands in your dashboard as a private draft.
Allow our addresses, test, publish
Allow our sending addresses on your platform, add your SMSC password if you use SMPP, test your endpoint from the listing's page and publish when you are ready.
Your SMS rate sheet, read
Example layout
| Prefix | MCC-MNC | Destination | Rate /msg |
|---|---|---|---|
| +234 | Nigeria | 0.0300 | |
| 621-20 | 621-20 | Nigeria, by network | 0.0320 |
| +34 | Spain | 0.0450 | |
| 214-07 | 214-07 | Spain, by network | 0.0480 |
Sheets priced by network code are read too: each country is listed at the highest network rate the sheet gives it, so a message never bills below what your network charges.
SMPP
We bind to your SMSC with your host, port and system ID, and submit each message.
HTTP API
We POST each message to a URL you host.
A real market, in the open
Credited on acceptance, settled on the receipt
Each message is credited when your endpoint accepts it. If your network later reports it failed, the charge and your credit are both reversed, so balances follow delivered traffic.
Your identity stays private
Buyers see the route, its price and its terms, never who listed it. Your delivery URL, SMPP host and system ID are removed from everything a buyer receives.
Your terms on the listing
Tier, sender ID behaviour, receipt level and accepted traffic are stated on the listing, so buyers choose your route for the traffic it is built for.
Paid by wire or crypto
Your balance grows with every accepted message. Request a payout by bank wire or crypto from $50, and our team processes each request by hand.
Live interconnects through Minutes Network
Selling SMS routes, answered
Anything else is in the help centre, or ask the team directly.
How do I list my SMS routes?
Open the listing page and drop in your SMS rate sheet as CSV, TSV or Excel. We read your destinations and rates, you choose SMPP or HTTP delivery and your capacity, and you sign in at the end. The listing stays a private draft until you publish it.
What does it cost to sell?
Nothing. There is no listing fee, no seller fee and no monthly commitment. The platform fee is paid by the buyer on top of your rate, and it is never more than $0.001 a message.
How do I get paid?
Each message your endpoint accepts credits your full rate, for every segment, to your balance. A message your network reports as failed is reversed. Request a payout by bank wire or crypto from $50, and our team processes each request by hand.
Can I set rates per destination?
Yes. Your rate sheet becomes the listing and each message is priced on the longest prefix that matches the number. A sheet priced by MCC and MNC is accepted: each country is listed at the highest network rate in your sheet, because the network a number is on cannot be known before sending. You can change rates any time.
Do I connect over SMPP or HTTP?
Either. Over SMPP we bind to your SMSC with your host, port (2775 by default) and system ID, and the password is set after you sign in. Over HTTP we POST each message to a URL you host. You can change the method later.
Will buyers see who I am?
No. Buyers see a generated listing name, the route, its price and its terms. Your company name, delivery URL, SMPP host, system ID and bind settings are removed from everything a buyer receives, and buyers reach you only through the exchange.
What do buyers know about my route?
What you state on the listing: route tier (HQ, operator direct, aggregator or SIM), how the sender ID is treated, the delivery receipts it returns, Unicode and concatenation support, throughput and the traffic you accept. State it as it is, because that is what buyers choose on.
What happens when a message fails?
A message your endpoint refuses is not charged and credits nothing. A message accepted and then reported failed in a delivery receipt is reversed on both sides: the buyer is refunded and the credit for it comes off your balance.
Your rate sheet is all it takes to start selling SMS
Drop in your deck, choose SMPP or HTTP, and sign in at the end. Free to list, your full rate on every accepted message, and nothing goes live until you publish.