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- Free account setup
- Excel contacts upload
- Account dashboard access
- Basic support
Celcom started in Kenya. Bulk SMS Kenya still means messages on Safaricom, Airtel, Telkom and Equitel - OTPs, M-Pesa alerts, school fees, deliveries - with an SMS API when you are ready to automate. Home market, not the ceiling.
Bulk SMS Kenya on Safaricom, Airtel, Telkom and Equitel. OTP, M-Pesa alerts, campaigns - then the same SMS API across Africa.
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A Kenyan Tuesday
Banks, shops, schools, clinics and couriers do not buy “bulk SMS” as a slogan. They buy the next message in a real journey - an OTP, a payment, a fee reminder, a delivery ping.
482901 is your login code. Don't share it.
OTP SMS for banks and fintechsOrder 4412 is out for delivery. Track it here.
Order and delivery SMS for shopsFee reminder: KES 12,500 due Friday.
Parent SMS for schoolsAppointment tomorrow at 9:00. Reply YES to confirm.
Appointment SMS for clinicsYour parcel is 8 minutes away. Please keep your phone on.
Delivery SMS for couriersWater rationing tonight, 10pm-4am. Plan ahead.
Citizen SMS for organisationsHow Kenya actually sends
Safaricom, Airtel, Telkom and Equitel. CA sender IDs. OTP and campaigns on the same stack. Pay in KES.
Direct routes to Safaricom, Airtel Kenya, Telkom Kenya and Equitel - including numbers far outside Nairobi.
Alphanumeric IDs, CA-aligned. KES 6,500 once per network on published plans. About 5–7 business days.
Login codes and M-Pesa-class alerts ride local routes with delivery receipts. Promotional SMS stays consented and separate.
REST, webhooks, optional SMPP. Top up in Kenyan Shillings. Data handling aligned with the Data Protection Act, 2019.
Why Celcom
This is the home market, not a translated Africa page.
Authentication, transactions, updates - then marketing if you want it.
Same Kenya account. Same docs. Automate when you outgrow CSV uploads.
Start in Kenya. Keep the same gateway when you add Nigeria, Ghana or beyond.
Products
Competitive per-SMS rates billed in KES, with volume discounts available.
Volume-Based Savings: Higher volume plans include all benefits from lower tiers plus additional premium features. Credits work for both SMS and Email marketing. Contact us for custom enterprise pricing above 1M credits.
Published tiers run KES 0.60 → 0.25 as volume grows. Type, route and sender ID still matter. Slide the volume to see published KES cost.
KES rates are your billing currency. EUR figures are indicative. Enterprise plans available on request.
One-time CA-aligned setup: KES 6,500 per network. About 5–7 business days. No recurring sender-ID fee on published plans.
After Kenya
A Nairobi account is not a Nairobi-only future. Same platform, local rules per market.
Yes. Dashboard and SMS API, routed to Safaricom, Airtel Kenya, Telkom Kenya and Equitel.
Published tiers run from KES 0.60 per SMS below 5,000 messages to KES 0.25 above 1 million. Volume, traffic type, sender ID and destination still change the final bill.
Safaricom, Airtel Kenya, Telkom Kenya and Equitel - including numbers outside Nairobi.
Yes. Alphanumeric IDs go through CA-aligned approval. Published setup is KES 6,500 per network, typically 5–7 business days. Bundles on request.
Yes. Login codes and event-triggered alerts use the same Kenyan routes with delivery receipts. Promotional SMS stays consented and separate.
Yes. REST, webhooks and optional SMPP. API access is included on published plans.
Yes. Start here, then send into other Celcom markets on the same account. Local sender ID rules still apply per country.
Yes. M-Pesa, bank transfer or card - billed in Kenyan Shillings.
Data handling aligns with Kenya's Data Protection Act, 2019. Confirm residency details during onboarding.
Open a Kenya account, top up in KES or M-Pesa, and send. The same SMS API follows you into the rest of Africa.