This article discusses 13 questions that you should ask yourself when choosing an SMS service
provider. An SMS service provider is a business entity that provides SMS messaging services
but is not a mobile network operator. It acts as a middleman between mobile network
operators and SMS service users. An SMS service provider signs agreements with a lot of
mobile network operators to obtain their permission to exchange SMS messages with their
mobile networks, and offers an interface for users to send and receive SMS messages. Some of
the interfaces are very simple to use since they hide most of the technical details of SMS
messaging. Some others are more powerful that support more features. SMS service providers
are also known as SMS gateway providers, SMS resellers or SMS brokers. This is because:
• SMS gateway provider. An SMS service provider provides an SMS gateway for its users to
send SMS messages to. This SMS gateway will then route the SMS messages to another
SMS gateway or SMSC.
• SMS reseller / SMS broker. SMS service providers buy a large amount of SMS messages
from a lot of wireless carriers at a low price per SMS message. They then sell the SMS
messages at a price higher than the cost.
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