Postscript

EMAIL & SMS

SMS marketing for Shopify brands.

FROM $49/MOEMAIL & SMS
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Overview

Postscript is a dedicated SMS marketing platform for Shopify with compliance, automation, and conversational messaging. A favorite for text-first DTC brands.

Key features

  • SMS campaigns and flows
  • Compliance tools
  • Conversational SMS
  • Shopify data

Postscript pricing

From $49/mo

Starter plan fee is $0/mo but carries a $49 monthly minimum spend. Messages are billed per send: from $0.009-$0.015 per SMS and $0.045 per MMS, plus carrier fees.

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Pros & cons

+ PROS

  • SMS specialist
  • Compliance handled for you

- CONS

  • Higher entry price
  • SMS only

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Frequently asked

How much does Postscript cost?

Starter plan fee is $0/mo but carries a $49 monthly minimum spend. Messages are billed per send: from $0.009-$0.015 per SMS and $0.045 per MMS, plus carrier fees.

What is Postscript best for?

Postscript is an email & sms tool for e-commerce professionals. SMS marketing for Shopify brands.

What are the best Postscript alternatives?

Popular email & sms alternatives to Postscript include Klaviyo, Omnisend, Sendlane. Compare them in our E-commerce index.

Is Postscript free?

No. Postscript has no free plan; paid access starts at $49 per month. Starter plan fee is $0/mo but carries a $49 monthly minimum spend. Messages are billed per send: from $0.009-$0.015 per SMS and $0.045 per MMS, plus carrier fees.

Is Postscript worth it?

Postscript's main strengths are sms specialist and compliance handled for you. The trade-offs to weigh are higher entry price and sms only. For most e-commerce professionals it is worth trying if those strengths match your priorities.

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