Twilio Reviews

Overall, Twilio is one of the most affordable and integration friendly service provider for SMS, emails and verification through OTP. It also provides a free account with some free credits, which is enough to test all the features.

- Twilio can be easily integrated with any application made on any platform.
- The website has a brief documentation on how to integrate Twilio with various programming languages.
- Twilio gives free 15 dollar credit to test the features and functionalities before opting for the paid version of the service.
- The email and SMS are quick and works with both national and international numbers.
- The configuration of the application is easy as the user interface of the application is easy to use and navigate.

- Using simple features like emails and push messaging is easy, but to use the application's all the features to its full potential there is a high learning curve.

Generally - I'm very happy with Twilio. Yes, I wish error handling was faster and more intuitive. But since errors are highly infrequent, that's not a deal-breaker.

The Zapier-Twilio interface is a good one, and makes sending MMS and SMS messages very easy. The general UX for Twilio is OK, too.

The problem comes when there's a messaging error. The error notification can be a long time in coming, and not particularly informative. Even if you drill down to the data dispatched to Twilio, the error codes aren't very informative.

Twilio is a great tool to integrate messages, calls and email API seamlessly with any technology or application. It works great every time and with the trial credits every feature can be tested before paying for them.

- It can integrate seamlessly with any front end application with just few lines of codes.
- The website has brief tutorial to use the services and to establish connection with other application.
- The application is overall quite easy to use with the intuitive and all the main services are shown on the home page.
- It lets the user test all the features and services with the 15 dollars trial credit before opting for the paid subscription.
- The API for email and text messages works in real-time without any delays.
- The subscription price of the application is pretty affordable and the users have to pay only for the services they want to use.

- The after support for the Asia region lacks a bit compared to other regions.

Overall, Twilio is a great application which can be easily integrated with any mobile or web application for features like SMS, Calling and text messages feature.

- It can be easily integrated with any application with ease.
- It has brief tutorials available on the website itself.
- The subscription model is value for money and also has a trial version available.
- The user interface and the admin panel is intuitive and easy to use.

- I haven't found any cons in my usage, easy to use and gets the job done.

Overall, Twilio it is one of the leading cloud based communication software which provides seamless SMS, calling and other authentication services in real-time with any application.

- The best thing about using Twilio is it is not tedious at all, can be easily connected with any application.
- It provides SMS and messages API for applications with step-by-step guide for integration.
- It provides trial credits to test all the features in real world before investing for the actual subscription.
- The authentication notifications are real-time without any delays.

- The data analytics are not as detailed as other alternatives.
- It can be a bit difficult to use it initially.

Overall, Twilio is of the best platform for automated texts, calls and email services. It is affordable, feature-rich, easy to use platform which can be easily integrated with any third-party application.

- Twilio can be seamlessly integrated with almost any CRM system.
- It is easy to configure and use.
- Twilio offers trial account before opting for any subscription, and the trial account provides enough credits to test all its features and functionalities.
- The test and emails works in real-time.
- The subscription plan is very affordable for any organization or startup.

- There isn't any cons that I have found in Twilio in my usage, but if I had to nitpick, I would say they can make their tutorials more intuitive.

To give an overall assessment, it could be highlighted the important amount of strategic tools to generate rapprochement and feedback between users and the company using a constant and active interaction despite the limitations that result in detracting from the mobile devices and language.

Twilio is an application that offers an applicable proposal to increase, manage and improve strategies at the level of communication between company-client, through intelligent and practical functions such as text messaging, phone calls and an extensive list of interactive channels that specify the recipient to generate a sense of closeness.

One of the most notable drawbacks of this application is that it does not have a mode for cell phones, which generates a certain ironic impact since it would make it much more practical in the manageability of the service through it. In addition, it has the limitation of the language, since it is only preset to English.

Overall, Twilio is a feature-packed and an affordable tool helpdesk solution for any organization. The users have to pay only for the features they use and nothing more.

- It can be easily integrated with any CRM tool.
- It is an easy-to-use tool with lots of features, functionalities and a lot of room for customization according to the user's need.
- There is a simplified walkthrough available for the beginners at the initial set up of the tool.
- It provides $25 credit free in the trial account, which enough to test all the features before opting for the paid version.

- The tool claim to send text within 3 minutes, but sometimes the texts exceeds this time limit.

Twilio's the only text sending service I know of for automated SMS messaging within apps and thus far I'm pretty happy with it.

I learned about Twilio at a hackathon in 2016, and I really liked how easy Twilio's REST API is to use. The documentation is great too, so even with just a few hours I was able to create a prototype app that could send SMS to users.

I struggled a bit but that was more because I was new to the concept of REST APIs at the time.

SMS marketing is a great way to promote a business campaign. For this, I use the Twilio platform. Twilio gives me the best platform to drive customer engagement. It works also as a feedback tool to gather feedback from survey SMS.

Twilio is a great SMS marketing platform. It helps to drive customer engagement. It measures accurate data for campaign progress. This can also be used for sending survey go users.

Analytical data should be improved on SMS engagement.

Overall it's great and its very well priced so that you can use it for any of the programs you have.

Super easy to set up as they have an open API that can be integrated with a lot of different programs.

There aren't any cons that I can think of right now.

If your software uses messaging APIs to talk and deliver to thousands of customers, you definitely a robust backend to handle it. Twilio does a great job at that.

- Very useful especially in building for cross-platform users and solutions. There are several messaging services and networks these days. Twilio can be the backend for all those at once.

No major cons encountered. Maybe the service can be laggy at times but that is rare.