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EZ Texting
Los Angeles, CA-based SMS marketing company founded in 2006. Private. Operates in business messaging and mobile marketing. Serves 230,000+ customers across 25+ industries with text marketing, automation, and AI-powered messaging solutions.
Entry price
$20
Launch · /mo, billed annually + usage
Plans tracked
4
1 add-on
Pricing changes
0
None published yet
Pricing model
Subscription + usage
No free tier
Pricing Change History
0 changesNo tracked pricing changes yet. New changes land here automatically.
Current plans
Checked
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Launch | $20 /mobilled annually + usage · $25 billed monthly |
| Boost | $60 /mobilled annually + usage · $75 billed monthly |
| Scale | $100 /mobilled annually + usage · $125 billed monthly |
| Enterprise | $3,000 /mo + usage |
| Additional User SeatsAdd-on | $10 /mo |
Launch, Boost & Scale
- Annual billing up to 20% off
Stacking not stated by EZ Texting.
Company Facts
CategoryMarketing & Content
Free tierNo
Employees101-1000
Jun 25, 2026
Last checked
Websitewww.eztexting.com
How EZ Texting compares with its peers
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EZ Texting pricing FAQ
- How much does EZ Texting cost?
- EZ Texting pricing starts at $20/mo on Launch, billed annually + usage. EZ Texting lists 4 plans on its pricing page.
- Does EZ Texting have a free plan?
- No. EZ Texting does not list a free tier; paid plans start at $20/mo on Launch, billed annually + usage.
- What pricing model does EZ Texting use?
- EZ Texting uses subscription + usage pricing across 4 plans.
- What does “tracked since” mean?
- It's the date of the first saved copy of the pricing page that Pulse checked for changes against a later copy. For a few companies we hold older copies that Pulse never checked for changes, and those don't change this date. If Pulse has never checked two copies, it's the date of the first saved copy.