SMS8.io
SMS from App using your SIM
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Send text messages from your computer using the SIM card in your iPhone or iPad. Compose messages in a dashboard or via API, and have your paired phone send them from your real number. Ideal for businesses and professionals needing to send confirmations, reminders, and alerts.
What's New in SMS8.io
10.0.34
August 27, 2026
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Developer apps
FAQ
How does SMS8 work with my iPhone?
SMS8 installs on your iPhone and requests permission to send SMS. When you compose a message on the SMS8 web dashboard or via its API, your paired phone uses its existing SIM card to send the message as a normal text from your real number.
Does SMS8 have ads?
No, SMS8 is ad-free. The application explicitly states it does not include ads, third-party trackers, or analytics SDKs, ensuring a clean user experience.
What is the pricing for SMS8?
SMS8 is currently free to use. Your standard SIM plan rates apply for the text messages sent, as the app utilizes your existing cellular service.
Can I send messages from multiple SIM cards with SMS8?
Yes, on dual-SIM devices, you can choose which SIM card sends the message through the SMS8 application, offering flexibility for managing different numbers.
What kind of messages can I send with SMS8?
You can send various types of messages, including order confirmations, appointment reminders, delivery updates, system alerts, and one-off customer messages, all appearing to come from your personal or business number.
Does SMS8 read my incoming messages?
No, SMS8 does not access, read, receive, or intercept incoming messages. It is solely designed for sending outgoing SMS messages that you compose.
What devices is SMS8 compatible with?
SMS8 is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It requires iOS 13.0 or later and is designed for everyday use by individuals and small teams.
How often is SMS8 updated?
The latest version of SMS8 is 10.0.34, which was last updated on August 27, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
