Text your whole list at once, one to one
Send the same message to a saved list in one go. Everyone gets it as a normal private text, never a group chat, and replies come back to you as ordinary one-to-one conversations.
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Reminders
Text everyone due this week about an appointment or booking, each as a private message they can reply to.
Offers and announcements
Tell a whole list about a sale, a new service, or that you’re in their area on Thursday.
Closures and updates
Let customers know you’re shut over the holidays or running late, before they call to ask.
What is a broadcast
A broadcast sends one message to everyone on a contact list at the same time. Each person receives it as a private text that looks just like a one-to-one message, so they never see who else got it. When someone replies, it lands back in your inbox as a normal conversation.
Let AI help manage replies at scale
Use Dialbird AI to understand incoming replies, handle common questions, and route important conversations to the right teammate after your bulk messages are sent.
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Give AI the right context
Add business info, FAQs, and messaging guidelines.
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Triage incoming replies
Identify common, urgent, and high-priority responses.
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Handle routine replies
Answer common SMS questions automatically.
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Hand off when needed
Route complex replies to the right team member.
How to send a bulk SMS on Dialbird?
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Start a new conversation from the inbox you want to send from.
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Next to To:, click Select, then choose List, and pick the contact list you want to reach.
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Type your message and send. Dialbird shows a confirmation with how many people it will reach.
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Review the count and message, then click Send Broadcast. Dialbird tells you how many contacts it reached.
Broadcast vs group text
Group text
Everyone can see every number in the thread.
One reply goes to the whole group at once.
It reads like a mass text, so people mute it.
You cannot tell who actually read it.
Broadcast
Each person gets a private one-to-one text.
Replies come back to you alone, in your inbox.
It looks like a normal personal message.
No group thread, and no one sees the other recipients.
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How does bulk SMS work?
One message. One list. Sent as private texts.
Pick a list
A broadcast always goes to a saved contact list. Build one in the list picker or under Contacts.
Send as private texts
Everyone on the list gets the same message as a normal one-to-one text. No group chat, and no one sees the other recipients.
Replies come back to you
When someone replies it opens as an ordinary conversation in your inbox, filed under the Broadcast filter.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a bulk SMS broadcast?
A broadcast sends the same message to everyone on a contact list at once. Each person gets it as a private one-to-one text, so there's no group chat and no one sees the other recipients.
How do I send a bulk text in Dialbird?
Start a new conversation, click Select next to To:, choose List, pick your list, type the message, and confirm on the Send Broadcast screen.
Do recipients see each other?
No. Every message goes out as a normal private text, so recipients never see who else received it and nobody ends up in a group thread.
What happens when someone replies to a broadcast?
The reply comes back as an ordinary one-to-one conversation in your inbox. You'll find it under the Broadcast filter at the top of your chat list.
Can I send to just a few hand-picked contacts?
No. A broadcast always goes to a saved list, not a handful of ticked contacts. You can build a list in the picker with the plus button or under Contacts.
Can I attach photos or files to a broadcast?
No. Broadcasts are plain text, so the photo, file, and voice-note buttons are hidden while you compose one.
Do I need carrier registration to send bulk SMS?
To text US numbers you need A2P 10DLC registration first. Unregistered traffic is blocked or heavily filtered by US carriers.
