Bulk Messaging API now in Public Beta
The Bulk Messaging API is now available in Public Beta, allowing teams to send up to 10,000 messages per API request across SMS, MMS, and RCS channels with built-in personalization, scheduling, and multi-channel support to reduce implementation complexity.
The Bulk Messaging API is now in Public Beta, enabling product and engineering teams to message at scale. Key features and benefits include:
- Send up to 10,000 messages with a single API request over SMS/MMS and RCS, eliminating the need for custom queuing, rate limiting, and retry logic
- Personalize message text, images, rich content, and tags for each recipient using Liquid
- Schedule bulk sends for a later time
- Send RCS rich content without templates, or continue using your existing Content Templates
This API also offers full JSON support, consistent versioning schemes, and shared primitives that work across Twilio Email and Push Notifications, enabling you to expand to multiple channels with fewer lines of code.
By providing multi-recipient sends, per-request controls and a durable API design, the Bulk Messaging API reduces implementation complexity and can accelerate time-to-scale for teams of all sizes. Check out our tutorial to get started now!
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