Business text messaging. All in one place.

Business SMS is a way for your team to send and manage text messages from one shared workspace instead of individual phones. With MintTXT, you can write messages, manage contacts, schedule updates and handle replies, all from your browser, your email inbox, your existing business software or your AI agent.

Need access for your team? Add as many users as you need.

Yes. MintTXT supports two-way messaging, so every reply gets routed straight back into your workspace. You'll see responses alongside the original message, not scattered across different phones or inboxes.

That means whoever's managing your texts can follow a conversation properly, instead of chasing replies that landed on someone else's device.

Yes, with a broadcast. Each recipient gets their own individual message. Replies stay separate too, so you're not stuck untangling a reply-all chain.

You can also personalise each message using supported contact fields, like a first name or account number. You send it as a group, but it still feels like a message meant for them.

Yes. You can set a message to send at a specific date and time, so reminders and updates go out automatically without anyone needing to hit send manually.

Changed your mind? You can cancel a scheduled message, as long as it hasn't already started processing. Once it's too far along, it'll go out as planned.

Yes. Australian numbers are supported for outbound sending and inbound replies, so texting your Sydney or Melbourne contacts works the same way as texting locally.

Other international destinations are best-effort. We'll do what we can to get the message there, but due to the way SMS works, delivery isn't guaranteed the way it is for New Zealand and Australian numbers.

Messages are $0.15 + GST each, charged by segment (160 characters). A longer message that splits into two segments costs for two, so keeping it tight keeps it cheaper.

Billing runs monthly. Inbound messages are charged if you choose a free to text option for your customers, with the same $0.15 + GST per TXT you receive.

No. A 'delivered' status confirms the message reached the recipient's phone. It's not a read receipt, so it won't tell you whether they actually opened or read it.

If you need proof your message landed, delivered status is a solid signal. Just don't mistake it for engagement.

Yes. Every MintTXT customer gets a free keyword on the shortcode, something customers can text in to trigger a response or join a list.

You'll request your keyword from within MintTXT, and our team reviews it before it goes live. This keeps keywords sensible and avoids clashes with other businesses on the same shortcode.

Yes, if your administrator has switched it on for your account. Once enabled, you can send a text by emailing the recipient's number at send.txt.net.nz from your authorised email address.

The plain-text body of your email becomes the message, so there's no new tool to learn. Just write and send like you normally would.

Yes, through our REST API and webhooks.

For your developer: our API docs cover the endpoints and webhook events they'll need to wire MintTXT into your existing tools.

Yes. MintTXT connects to compatible AI assistants, including Claude and ChatGPT, so you can draft and manage messages with help from the assistant you already use.

Yes. Simply type your message as text, MintTXT converts it to your chosen voice and calls your customer with the message.