SMS Marketing Software

Omnisend vs Sinch Engage

Omnisend and Sinch Engage are text message marketing platforms for businesses that send promotions and reminders. Omnisend is built for online stores that run email and text in one automation flow. Sinch Engage is built for two-way business texting, with replies answered in a shared inbox. Merchants on the major store platforms fit Omnisend, while small businesses, support teams and agencies fit Sinch Engage.

Omnisend
Omnisend

by Omnisend

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Pricing: Free for 250 contacts and 500 emails a month; Standard $16/mo at 500 contacts ($132 at 10,000), Pro $59/mo up to 2,500 contacts ($150 at 10,000) with SMS credits from $0.007 a message.

Omnisend is email and SMS marketing for ecommerce stores with automation, popups and lifecycle segments, a free plan and a free migration service.

14 /20 features Full profile
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Pricing: From $99/mo annual ($119 monthly) for 3,000 SMS, up to $2,399/$2,879 for 150,000 SMS/mo; custom Enterprise above that. AU and UK run separate ladders.

Sinch Engage is a business SMS and two-way messaging platform, formerly MessageMedia, with bulk campaigns, a shared inbox and automation.

16 /20 features Full profile

Feature Comparison

SMS Marketing Software features side-by-side

Omnisend
Omnisend 14/20 features
Bulk text campaigns
Yes
Two-way messaging inbox
No
MMS messaging
Yes
Text-to-join keywords
Yes
Dedicated short code
Yes
Toll-free and 10DLC numbers
Yes
SMS drip campaigns
Yes
Keyword auto-replies
Yes
SMS audience segments
Yes
Trackable short links
Yes
Mobile coupons
Yes
Text-to-vote polls
No
Text-to-win contests
No
QR code opt-in
No
Automatic STOP handling
Yes
Quiet hours enforcement
Yes
Abandoned cart texts
Yes
SMS API
Yes
Landline and invalid number removal
No
RCS messaging
No
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Sinch Engage
Sinch Engage 16/20 features
Bulk text campaigns
Yes
Two-way messaging inbox
Yes
MMS messaging
Yes
Text-to-join keywords
Yes
Dedicated short code
Yes
Toll-free and 10DLC numbers
Yes
SMS drip campaigns
Yes
Keyword auto-replies
Yes
SMS audience segments
Yes
Trackable short links
Yes
Mobile coupons
Yes
Text-to-vote polls
No
Text-to-win contests
No
QR code opt-in
No
Automatic STOP handling
Yes
Quiet hours enforcement
No
Abandoned cart texts
Yes
SMS API
Yes
Landline and invalid number removal
Yes
RCS messaging
Yes
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Pricing

Omnisend

Free for 250 contacts and 500 emails a month; Standard $16/mo at 500 contacts ($132 at 10,000), Pro $59/mo up to 2,500 contacts ($150 at 10,000) with SMS credits from $0.007 a message.

Sinch Engage

From $99/mo annual ($119 monthly) for 3,000 SMS, up to $2,399/$2,879 for 150,000 SMS/mo; custom Enterprise above that. AU and UK run separate ladders.

Which Should You Choose?

Choose Omnisend if your sales come from a web shop and you want email and text in one automation flow. Choose Sinch Engage if you need to send campaigns and answer replies from a shared inbox. Omnisend starts free, then moves to monthly paid plans, and its top plans are quoted. Sinch Engage sells paid plans billed by the month, with the highest tier sold by quote.

Merchants wanting a single tool for email and text will find Omnisend built around that job. Its automation canvas sends email, SMS and push in a single flow. It also blocks sends outside legal hours in each recipient's time zone. Teams can add unlimited user seats with roles. The limit is that Omnisend only makes sense with a store platform connected to it.

Two-way texting is the core of Sinch Engage. Incoming replies gather in one shared inbox, and staff can answer each subscriber individually. Sinch Engage also cleans out landline and invalid numbers before a send. Android recipients can get rich cards from a branded sender through RCS. The limit is that RCS arrives only on higher plans.

Omnisend's users praise setup that needs no technical skill across the builder, automations and campaigns, and they value support staffed by real people. Some complain that layout choices are narrow and that cost grows for small businesses. Reviewers of Sinch Engage like its tidy, intuitive screens and fast, well-informed support staff. Reviewers also value it for appointment reminders, bulk SMS and conversations with customers, though some report occasional glitches in delivery or loading.

Omnisend describes a Madrid-based pet accessories ecommerce brand that sells across several European markets. The brand sends welcome, abandoned cart and lead capture flows in local languages. The revenue attributed to Omnisend grew strongly, and automated flows delivered most of that revenue. One Sinch customer, an entertainment event production company, sends SMS campaigns to promote events, connected to a CRM. The company reports strong conversion rates and a much faster launch for each new event thanks to the automations.

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