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Remelo vs Text Request

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Remelo

6.6#18 in business text messaging softwareFree plan
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Text Request

7.2#3 in business text messaging softwareFrom $575 a month
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FactRemeloText Request
HeadquartersLondon, United KingdomChattanooga, Tennessee, United States
MessagingClients can reply to reminder SMS messages, and businesses can respond or send one-off messages from the dashboard.The platform supports SMS and MMS, two-way texting, scheduling, reminders, and mass texting.
ProductRemelo describes itself as an appointment reminder system for businesses.Text Request is business texting software that lets small businesses text from their business number.
SecurityThe site states, “We take security seriously,” and warns that autofill may prevent the support form from submitting due to security measures.Text Request encrypts data in transit and at rest, supports SSO and MFA, and describes its service as 100% cloud-based with redundant servers.
SupportThe contact page says Remelo endeavours to answer enquiries within 12 hours and provides a ticketing helpdesk.Every plan includes ongoing customer support from an in-house team located in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Remelo plans

  • NewbieFree
  • Pro$15 a month
  • Pro$18 a year
  • Business$35 a month
  • Business$42 a year
  • Enterprise$60 a month

Text Request plans

  • Enterprise$575 a month
  • High Volume Tier 1$890 a month
  • High Volume Tier 2$1,460 a month
  • High Volume Tier 3$2,900 a month
  • Corporate—
  • Basic—

Pick Remelo if…

Remelo suits businesses that want appointment reminders alongside online booking and rescheduling. Its individual staff accounts and different appointment limits may suit teams of varying sizes.

Pick Text Request if…

Text Request suits small businesses that want to handle customer texting from a business number, including scheduled or mass messages. It may also fit businesses seeking SMS payment collection, API access, and direct integrations.

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