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Blazing-fast casino SMS. Instant engagement.

Deliver time-sensitive offers in milliseconds, capturing deposits before competitors. Direct carrier binds, licence-aware routing and guaranteed network priority.

2.1B

Messages delivered a year

98.4%

Average delivery rate

190

Markets with direct binds

340ms

Median handset latency

Results from operators running this properly

Three programmes we rebuilt, with the numbers they actually moved. Every campaign runs a permanent holdout, so these are incremental figures rather than everything that happened to occur after a send.

Casino - Nordics

31% more reactivated players

A tier-two operator was mailing its lapsed list monthly and getting almost nothing back. We rebuilt the audience on session recency rather than registration date and moved the send to a lapse trigger. Opt-outs held at 0.5%.

Reactivation lift
+31%
Opt-out rate
0.5%
Revenue per message
1.84 EUR

Sportsbook - LATAM

4.6x return on send spend

Match-day traffic was arriving after kickoff on aggregator routes. Direct binds in Brazil and Mexico cut median latency to 290ms and let the pre-match window actually function. Volume tripled without a delivery drop.

Return on spend
4.6x
Median latency
290ms
Delivery rate
98.9%

Casino - Canada

18.4% of deposits touched by SMS

The operator could not tell which deposits SMS had earned, so the channel kept losing budget. Holdout groups and a seven-day attribution window settled it, and the programme took a permanent line in the plan.

Deposits influenced
18.4%
Holdout lift
+12.7%
Attribution window
7 days

How a programme gets built

01

Licence and coverage audit

We confirm the markets you are licensed in, map them to the right binds, and tell you honestly which sender registrations will be slow.

02

Connect the event stream

Deposit, session and bonus events flow into the segment engine so audiences reflect what players actually did, not what a nightly export remembered.

03

Build triggers and guardrails

Lifecycle triggers, cadence caps, quiet hours and suppression rules are configured together, because the limits are part of the programme.

04

Measure and rebalance

Holdouts stay on permanently. Route mix and message cadence are tuned against your own delivery and deposit data every week.

Compliance that is enforced, not promised

Guardrails live in the routing layer rather than in a campaign checklist, so the wrong message physically cannot leave the platform.

Licence-aware routing

You tell us the markets you are licensed in. Anything addressed outside them is rejected at the routing layer, before it can leave the platform or reach a regulator's attention.

Consent ledger

Every number carries the source, timestamp and exact wording of its opt-in. Exportable in full whenever a regulator or a player asks.

Quiet hours

Local quiet-hours windows are enforced per market and per player timezone. A scheduled send simply waits for morning rather than going out at 3am.

STOP and HELP

Opt-out and help keywords are handled in the local language on every route, and suppression propagates across all your campaigns within seconds.

We had spent two years being told SMS could not be measured properly. Six weeks after the holdouts went in we had a number the board could not argue with, and the channel got its own budget line.
Geoff Moerans, Head of CRM, tier-two casino groupGeoff MoeransHead of CRM, tier-two casino group
Match-day messaging was useless to us because it arrived after kickoff. The direct binds fixed the latency, and the pre-match window became the best converting slot we have.
Carolina Reis, Retention Director, LATAM sportsbookCarolina ReisRetention Director, LATAM sportsbook
The part I did not expect to value was the guardrails. Knowing a campaign physically cannot go to a market we are not licensed in takes a genuine risk off my desk.
Anders Falk, Compliance Lead, Nordic operatorAnders FalkCompliance Lead, Nordic operator

Questions operators actually ask

Do you work with unlicensed operators?

No. We verify your licence in every market before a bind is provisioned, and licence-aware routing blocks traffic to any jurisdiction not on your file. It protects your position as much as ours.

How fast can we go live?

Sender registration is the long pole and it varies by market. A single European market is usually straightforward. Markets requiring short codes or local entity registration take considerably longer, and we will tell you which is which before you sign anything.

Can you work with our existing player platform?

Yes. We stream deposit, session and bonus events in from most major platforms, and there is a documented API for anything bespoke. Segments refresh on every event rather than on a nightly batch.

What about players who self-exclude?

Self-exclusion and cooling-off flags suppress a player from your file automatically and immediately, across every campaign. This is enforced by the platform rather than left to campaign setup.

How do you prove SMS actually earned anything?

Holdout groups run on every campaign, so you always have a control. Combined with deposit attribution you get incremental revenue rather than a click count, which is the only version of the number worth taking to a board.

Do you send the messages, or do we?

Either. Most operators use the platform themselves with our team on hand, and some hand the whole programme over as a managed service. Pricing is the same and you own the data in both cases.

Make the next offer arrive first

Tell SMSPro which markets you are licensed in and we will map the routes, the sender registrations and what the programme should earn.