Best Bird Alternatives in 2026

17 alternatives to Bird for sending iMessage, SMS and more from code, compared on features, channels and pricing.

Photon leads this list with support for 75 of the 77 features we compare. Each entry shows what it adds over Bird, its starting price and a full side-by-side comparison.

The product you are replacing

Bird

Email, SMS, WhatsApp and Apple Messages APIs
Starting price
$0.0035 per US outbound SMS segment plus carrier fees
Free plan
Free email tier of 1,000 emails a month; free shared Inbox
  1. Photon

    Open-source agent framework with managed iMessage
    Starting price
    $25/month (Pro)
    Free plan
    Free: shared iMessage lines, up to 10 users (2.0 beta: 25 shared iMessage assignments and $100 credit)
    Compare with Bird
  2. Linq

    iMessage, RCS and SMS API with flat monthly pricing
    Starting price
    $260/month (Pro)
    Free plan
    Hobby: $0, up to 20 contacts, used through the CLI
    Compare with Bird
  3. Blooio

    One API for iMessage, WhatsApp and Apple Messages
    Starting price
    $39/month (Starter, shared number)
    Free plan
    Free trial: 20 messages total on a shared number, no credit card
    Compare with Bird
  4. Sendblue

    iMessage API and CRM texting for sales and agents
    Starting price
    $100/month per line
    Free plan
    Free sandbox: shared number, up to 10 verified contacts, no webhooks
    Compare with Bird
  5. LoopMessage

    iMessage, SMS, RCS and WhatsApp on one number
    Starting price
    $59.99/month per sender (Light)
    Free plan
    Sandbox: $0, 5 contacts, testing only; free shared plan for schools and non-profits
    Compare with Bird
  6. Chert

    iMessage and FaceTime numbers for AI agents
    Starting price
    $25/month (Shared)
    Free plan
    24-hour trial: 10 messages and 10 FaceTime minutes on a shared line
    Compare with Bird
  7. BlueBubbles

    Free, open-source iMessage bridge you host on a Mac
    Starting price
    Free
    Free plan
    Free and open source (Apache-2.0)
    Compare with Bird
  8. MessageBlue

    iMessage API for agents, with bring-your-own-number
    Starting price
    $100/month per line
    Free plan
    $0 with your own number and Mac, all features, limited seats
    Compare with Bird
  9. Twilio

    Global CPaaS for SMS, RCS, WhatsApp and voice
    Starting price
    $0.0083 per US SMS segment
    Free plan
    30-day free trial, no card, with 100 SMS and 75 voice minutes
    Compare with Bird
  10. Telnyx

    Low per-part SMS pricing with carrier fees at cost
    Starting price
    $0.004 per US SMS part plus carrier fee
    Free plan
    Trial account with $5 testing credit
    Compare with Bird
  11. Vonage

    Messages API for SMS, RCS, WhatsApp, Viber and email
    Starting price
    $0.00860 per US SMS on a long virtual number, plus carrier fees
    Free plan
    Free credit at signup with no card, and a free Messages API Sandbox capped at 100 messages a month
    Compare with Bird
  12. Infobip

    Global CPaaS and Apple Messages for Business provider
    Starting price
    $0.0075 to $0.0083 per US SMS (indicative)
    Free plan
    60-day free trial, no card, up to 100 messages per channel to your verified number
    Compare with Bird
  13. Sinch

    CPaaS with 13 messaging channels in one API
    Starting price
    $0.0078 per US 10DLC SMS, plus carrier fees
    Free plan
    Free developer account with an SMS sandbox and test credit
    Compare with Bird
  14. Claw Messenger

    iMessage for personal AI agents, no Mac needed
    Starting price
    $5/month for 250 messages
    Free plan
    7-day free trial, card required
    Compare with Bird
  15. messages.dev

    TypeScript-first iMessage, RCS and SMS API
    Starting price
    $99/month per line
    Free plan
    Sandbox: 50 messages a day to your own paired phone
    Compare with Bird
  16. Texting Blue

    Shared team iMessage inbox on your own iPhone number
    Starting price
    $19/month per number
    Free plan
    3-day free trial
    Compare with Bird
  17. Apple Messages for Business

    Apple's official business chat in the Messages app
    Starting price
    Free from Apple; MSP fees vary
    Free plan
    Apple charges nothing; an MSP is still required
    Compare with Bird

Bird vs the top alternatives

Bird next to the 4 alternatives that support the most features on our list.

FeatureBirdPhotonLinqBlooioSendblue
iMessage messaging
iMessage
Not supportedNo iMessage support
SupportedManaged cloud lines, or your own Mac with the local provider
Supported
Supported
Supported
Group chats
Not supported
SupportedOn the Business plan (dedicated lines)
SupportedPro plan. Up to 31 recipients. No read or delivery receipts in groups.
Supported
BetaGroup API is in beta on select plans. AI Agent plan can only reply in existing groups.
Group management
Not supported
SupportedCreate groups and add, remove or leave members; Business plan (dedicated lines)
SupportedAdd and remove participants and leave a group, iMessage groups only, 3-member minimum.
PartialCreate groups by API. Adding or removing members is marked coming soon (returns 501).
BetaAdd and remove participants in iMessage groups via the beta groups API.
Group name and photo
Not supported
SupportedRename groups and set group photos; Business plan (dedicated lines)
SupportedSet display_name and group_chat_icon on group chats.
SupportedRename groups and set or remove group icons.
SupportedRename groups and set group photos on supported lines.
Mentions
Not supported
SupportedSend @mentions in multipart messages and read mention ranges on inbound
SupportedGroup chats only. Notifies iMessage recipients even in a muted chat.
Not listedA guide index lists mentions, but no mention field is documented.
Not listed
Tapbacks
Not supported
SupportedSix native tapbacks plus emoji reactions, send and receive
SupportedSix classic tapbacks or any emoji, send and receive via reaction webhooks.
SupportedAdd or remove tapbacks on any message; inbound reactions arrive as message.reaction events.
PartialSend classic tapbacks or any emoji. No inbound reaction events documented.
Threaded replies
Not supported
Supported
Supportedreply_to with optional part_index. iMessage only.
Supportedreply_to on sends.
Supportedreply_to on V2 iMessage lines, in direct and group chats.
Typing indicators
Not supported
Supported
SupportedSend and receive, in direct and group chats. iMessage only.
SupportedSend, and receive typing.started and typing.stopped events.
SupportedSend and receive. iMessage 1:1 only, not in groups.
Read receipts
Not supported
SupportedMark chats read and receive read events; group receipts are best-effort
SupportedMark chats read and receive message.read. One-to-one chats only.
SupportedMark chats read and receive message.read events.
PartialCan mark chats read (1:1). Outbound statuses stop at DELIVERED, with no read status.
Edit and unsend
Not supported
SupportedEdit within 15 minutes and unsend within 2 minutes (Apple limits)
PartialEdit text up to 5 times within 15 minutes. Delete does not unsend from the recipient's device.
Not listed
Not supportedDocs say editing is not supported via API and delete does not unsend.
Message effects
Not supported
SupportedAll bubble and screen effects, including invisible ink
Supported11 screen and 4 bubble effects.
Supportedeffect field on text sends.
Supported13 send_style values.
Animated text effects
Not supported
SupportedPer-range effects such as bloom, shake, explode and jitter
Supportedtext_decorations animations: big, small, shake, nod, explode, ripple, bloom, jitter.
Not listed
Not listed
Stickers
Not supported
SupportedPlace image stickers on any bubble with position, scale and rotation; sticker events inbound
SupportedPeel emoji or images onto messages, send stickers, or place them inline in text.
Not listed
Not listed
Formatted text
Not supported
SupportedMarkdown rendered as native bold, italic, underline and strikethrough
SupportedBold, italic, underline and strikethrough ranges, plus animated text. iMessage only.
SupportedMarkdown bold, italic, underline and strikethrough sent as iMessage rich text.
Not listed
Attachments
Not supported
SupportedFiles up to 100 MiB by default, including Live Photos
SupportedUp to 10MB by URL, 100MB with pre-upload.
Supported
SupportedUp to 100MB on iMessage, 5MB on SMS.
Live Photos
Not supported
SupportedHEIC still plus MOV companion uploaded as one Live Photo
Not listed
Not listed
Not listed
Rich link previews
Not supported
Supportedrichlink() asks Messages to render its own preview
Supportedlink parts render as rich previews on iMessage and RCS.
Supportedrich_link bubbles with image and title overrides.
PartialDocs say links expand only after the recipient saves your contact.
Voice messages
Not supported
Supported
SupportedDedicated voice memo endpoint renders the native iMessage voice bubble.
SupportedA single audio file is sent as a native voice memo.
SupportedSend .caf files to render as inline voice notes.
Contact cards
Not supported
SupportedvCard or structured contacts, plus the bot's own native contact card
SupportedSend .vcf files as media parts.
Not listedAttachments accept other files, but .vcf is not named. Name and Photo cards are documented.
SupportedSend .vcf files via media_url.
Polls
Not supported
SupportedCreate, vote, add options and receive poll events; all managed plans
SupportedCreate, add options, vote and read tallies, with poll webhooks. Not as a chat's first message.
SupportedSend, vote and read results, with poll webhooks.
Not listed
Chat backgrounds
Not supported
Supported
SupportedColor, animated or photo backgrounds, in direct and group chats.
SupportedImage backgrounds only.
Not listed
Location sharing
Not supported
SupportedFind My requests and live location; Business plan
SupportedRequest, read and stop Find My shares. Live location is a $79/mo add-on on Pro.
PartialReads Find My locations of contacts already sharing. Location access is provisioned on request.
SupportedFind My request, read and live watch. Dedicated iMessage lines only.
iMessage apps
Not supported
SupportedCustom and live app cards; iMessage mini apps on the Business plan
SupportedPro plan. Cards from your own Messages extension, or Linq-hosted cards (Experiences).
SupportedCustom bubbles for your own iMessage app extension, sent and received.
SupportedApp Cards for your own Messages extension. V2 lines, not on the free plan.
Live app cards
Not supported
SupportedEdit an app card in place and render live UI without a new bubble
SupportedUpdate App Card replaces a delivered iMessage app or Experience card in place.
Not supportedDocs say a send cannot continue an app session; each bubble starts a new one.
PartialUpdates go out as new messages in the same App Card session; Sendblue says the original is not edited.
Sender name and photo
Not supported
SupportedShares the agent's name and photo automatically; Business plan
SupportedContact card API sets name and photo, shared per chat via Name and Photo Sharing.
SupportedSet name and avatar per number and share the card into a chat.
SupportedName and Photo Sharing profile per line, shared into direct iMessage chats.
FaceTime calls
Not supported
Not listed
Not supportedDocs say the API does not place or answer calls.
PartialOn request for dedicated lines. Docs say the FaceTime API is disabled for now (returns 501).
PartialOutbound FaceTime audio over WebRTC (Agora). Needs a purchased FaceTime line.
Delivery status
Not supported
SupportedSent, delivered, read and send-error fields per message
Supportedsent, delivered, read and failed webhooks. Groups report sent only.
Supported
SupportedStatus callbacks from REGISTERED through SENT or DELIVERED.
iMessage availability check
Not supported
SupportedCheck if a number or email can get iMessage, SMS or RCS before sending
Supportedcheck_imessage and check_rcs endpoints.
SupportedLive per-number iMessage, SMS and RCS capability lookup.
SupportedLookup API checks a phone number or email for iMessage.
Focus and Notify Anyway
Not supported
SupportedCheck if a recipient has Focus on, then trigger Notify Anyway
Not listed
SupportedRead a contact's Focus status and send Notify Anyway. Direct chats only.
Not listed
Numbers and delivery
Managed lines
Not supportedNo iMessage support
SupportedSpectrum Cloud runs the Mac fleet; no Mac needed
Supported
SupportedPre-warmed numbers claimed self-serve from the dashboard.
Supported
Dedicated numbers
SupportedLocal, mobile, toll-free and short code numbers by country
Supported$250 per line per month on Business
SupportedPaid lines are dedicated. Provisioned by Linq, no self-serve number API.
Supported
Supported
Shared numbers
SupportedBird-managed shared short codes; built-in SMS templates pick the sender
SupportedFree and Pro route each user through a managed shared pool
SupportedFree Hobby tier uses a Shared Line, inbound-first, 20 contacts.
SupportedStarter and Commercial Shared use managed shared pools.
SupportedFree sandbox uses a shared number with verified contacts only.
Bring your own number
PartialWhatsApp coexistence and verified voice caller IDs only; no hosted SMS found
SupportedYour own Apple ID when self-hosting on a Mac, and your own number for WhatsApp Business
Not listed
PartialiMessage only by porting on dedicated plans. Your own Twilio number can carry SMS.
PartialOnly by porting the number in, which adds 3 to 5 days.
Line pooling
Not supportedNo sender pool; the sender is set per send
SupportedBusiness: auto-scale adds lines and a routing endpoint balances users
SupportedManaged load balancing (Pro): send without from and Linq picks and fails over lines.
SupportedNumber pools and channel priorities; a contact keeps one number in a pool.
SupportedNumber pooling with sticky sending. Automatic line selection needs account enablement.
SMS fallback
Not supportedNo iMessage support; RCS and push can fall back to SMS
SupportedOn every plan per pricing; carrier rules apply to fallback traffic
Supported
Supported
Supported
RCS fallback
Not supportedNo iMessage support
Supported
SupportedOrder is iMessage, then RCS, then SMS.
Supported
SupportediMessage, then RCS, then SMS. RCS on V2 lines.
Outbound-first messaging
SupportedBusiness-initiated SMS; WhatsApp needs approved templates
SupportedBusiness plan, up to 50 new contacts per line per day
SupportedFree Hobby tier is inbound-first. Docs recommend inbound-first flows to avoid flagging.
SupportedShared plans cap new conversations per day. Inbound plan is reply-only.
SupportedFull outbound on Enterprise or Blue Ocean; Free and AI Agent plans are inbound-first
Calls on the iMessage number
Not supportedNo iMessage support
SupportedPlace and receive SIP calls from the line people already text
PartialAPI forwards inbound calls on the line; outbound needs caller-ID masking via another provider.
SupportedVoice calling and call forwarding on Commercial and Enterprise Dedicated lines.
SupportedDashboard calls and FaceTime from the texting number; API calls via your Twilio caller ID.
Other channels
SMS
PartialSMS only in the API; outbound MMS not supported yet (media_urls reserved)
BetaStandalone SMS and MMS numbers with 10DLC in the 2.0 beta; SMS fallback on iMessage lines today
Supported
SupportedFrom the iMessage line, or through your own Twilio account.
Supported
RCS
BetaPrivate beta with limited access
PartialSent on the iMessage line when the recipient cannot get iMessage
Supported
SupportedRCS fallback on numbers, plus an RCS for Business channel type.
SupportedV2 lines.
WhatsApp
Supported
SupportedWhatsApp Business, one-to-one, on the Business plan
BetaSeparate WhatsApp API in beta. Access by request, no SLA.
SupportedWhatsApp Business Platform (Cloud API) on the v4 API.
Not supportedNot offered
Telegram
PartialVerify one-time passcodes only, through Telegram Gateway
Supported
Not supportedNot offered
Not supportedNot offered
Not supported
Slack
Not listed
Supported@spectrum-ts/slack provider on npm and GitHub
Not supported
Not supported
Not listed
Email
SupportedIncludes the SparkPost email platform
BetaYour own domain with DKIM, SPF and inbound MX in the 2.0 beta
Not supportedNot offered. iMessage can be sent to Apple ID email handles.
Not supportedNot offered. iMessage can be sent to email handles.
Not supportedNot offered. iMessage can be sent to Apple ID email addresses.
Phone calls
SupportedVoice over SIP trunks, with call sequences
SupportedSIP calls on iMessage lines; the 2.0 beta adds calls on SMS numbers
PartialAPI does not place or answer calls; it forwards inbound calls. Calling lives in the Linq Blue app.
PartialVoice calling and forwarding on dedicated plans. No calling API documented.
PartialNo native calling API. Dashboard calls, outbound via your Twilio caller ID, inbound forwarding.
Apple Messages for Business
Supported
BetaListed as available in the 2.0 beta
Not listedAI context page mentions it, but no product page or docs were found.
SupportedBlooio says it is an official Apple Messages for Business MSP.
Not supportedNot offered
Unified channel API
PartialOne REST API and SDK, but each channel has its own send endpoint and payload
SupportedOne Spectrum SDK across channels, and one REST model in the 2.0 beta
PartialiMessage, RCS and SMS share one API. WhatsApp is a separate API with its own keys and SDKs.
Supportedv4 API covers iMessage, SMS, RCS, WhatsApp and Apple Messages for Business.
SupportedOne API for iMessage, RCS and SMS, the only channels offered.
Developer tools
REST API
Supported
SupportedREST API for projects and lines; sending over REST in the 2.0 beta
Supported
Supported
Supported
TypeScript SDK
Supported@messagebird/sdk on npm
Supportedspectrum-ts, plus low-level iMessage and WhatsApp SDKs
Supported@linqapp/sdk
Supported@blooio/sdk
Supportedsendblue on npm.
Python SDK
Supportedmessagebird-sdk on PyPI
Betaphotonhq-api on PyPI, for the 2.0 beta API
Supportedlinq-python
Supportedblooio on PyPI.
Supportedsendblue on PyPI.
Other SDKs
SupportedGo and PHP; Swift and Kotlin clients for Realtime only
SupportedGo client for Advanced iMessage; Rust and Go clients for the 2.0 API
SupportedOfficial Go SDK.
SupportedGo and Java SDKs.
PartialGo, Rust and Ruby packages, listed as community packages.
CLI
Supportedbird CLI with JSON output, also runs the MCP server locally
Supported@photon-ai/cli manages projects, lines, users and billing
Supported@linqapp/cli: signup, sending, and a local webhook listener.
Not listed
Supported@sendblue/cli: signup, messaging, contacts and webhooks.
Webhooks
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Signed webhooks
SupportedStandard Webhooks, HMAC-SHA256
SupportedHMAC-SHA256, plus Standard Webhooks signatures
SupportedHMAC-SHA256, Standard Webhooks format, with replay protection.
SupportedHMAC-SHA256 with timestamp, rotatable secrets and delivery replay.
PartialSends your shared secret in an sb-signing-secret header. No HMAC signature.
MCP server
SupportedHosted at mcp.bird.com with OAuth, or local over stdio
SupportedHosted MCP server, plus an MCP server for the docs
Supported@linqapp/sdk-mcp with docs search and code execution tools.
SupportedHosted at mcp.blooio.com/v4.
Supportedsendblue-api-mcp via npx.
Open source
Not supportedClosed platform; SDKs, n8n node and agent skills are MIT-licensed
SupportedMIT: spectrum-ts, imessage-kit and most SDKs
PartialSDKs, CLI and adapters are Apache-2.0 or MIT on GitHub. The messaging platform is closed.
PartialSDKs are Apache-2.0 on GitHub. The messaging platform is closed.
PartialSDKs and CLI are MIT or Apache-2.0 on GitHub. The messaging platform is closed.
Self-hosting
PartialOnly the PowerMTA email software is licensed for your own servers
SupportedRun the open-source core on your own Mac and number, no Spectrum Cloud
Not supportedLinq describes itself as fully managed, in contrast to self-hosted options.
Not supportedBlooio says it is not a self-hosted iMessage relay.
Not listedSold as a hosted service on Sendblue's Apple devices; self-hosting is not mentioned.
Local testing
PartialSimulated SMS destinations and an email sandbox, no handset needed; SMS tests are billed
SupportedTerminal chat UI provider, no phone or number needed
Not listedThe CLI streams webhooks locally, but tests still use a real phone.
Not listed
Not listed
Custom channel providers
Not listed
SupporteddefinePlatform plugs any interface into the same Spectrum API
Not listed
PartialYour own Twilio account can be added as an SMS channel under the same API.
Not listed
Event replay
SupportedReplay API for failed deliveries from a 3-day attempt log; 8 retries over about 27.5 hours
SupportedCatch up on events after a disconnect from a durable sequence
PartialRetries for 30 minutes; after that, re-fetch chats or ask Linq for a manual replay.
SupportedWebhook delivery logs with replay, plus an events feed to list past events.
PartialNo replay. Docs say to repair gaps by listing messages updated since a timestamp.
OpenTelemetry
Not listed
SupportedOpt-in messaging traces in spectrum-ts, and traces in the 2.0 beta dashboard
PartialW3C trace IDs on every response and webhook for OTel backends. No export of Linq spans by default.
Not listed
Not listed
No-code integrations
SupportedZapier app and verified n8n node; Make listed as coming soon
Supportedn8n community nodes and a Dify plugin
SupportedLinq Blue works as a GoHighLevel messaging provider. No n8n, Make or Zapier found for the API.
SupportedGoHighLevel, n8n, Make, Zapier and IFTTT.
SupportedZapier, Make and GoHighLevel. Docs FAQ says n8n resources are coming soon.
CRM integrations
SupportedAttio app; HubSpot and Salesforce connectors on the Engagement Platform
Not listed
SupportedVia Linq Blue: GoHighLevel, HubSpot and Salesforce.
SupportedGoHighLevel and HubSpot.
SupportedGoHighLevel, HubSpot, Salesforce, Close and Monday.com.
Built for AI agents
Agent framework
PartialAI Employees builder on the Engagement Platform (app.bird.com) only
SupportedSpectrum is a multi-channel agent framework with streaming replies
PartialNo own framework. Maintains a Vercel Chat SDK adapter and OpenClaw and Hermes plugins.
PartialNo own framework. Community Chat SDK adapter, plus plugins for Hermes Agent and eve.
PartialNo own framework. Maintains a Vercel Chat SDK adapter.
Agent framework integrations
PartialRoutes inbound messages to Claude Managed Agents and Grok Bot; no Vercel AI SDK, LangChain or Mastra
SupportedVercel Chat SDK, Mastra, LangChain, Convex and others
SupportedLinq-maintained Vercel Chat SDK adapter, plus OpenClaw and Hermes Agent plugins.
SupportedBlooio publishes Hermes Agent and eve channel plugins. The Chat SDK adapter is a community package.
SupportedSendblue-maintained Vercel Chat SDK adapter.
Streaming replies
Not listedNo edit or streaming API for SMS, WhatsApp or Apple Messages found; Realtime pub/sub serves your own app
SupportedAI output streams into one iMessage bubble, edited in place
Not supportedDocs say the Chat SDK adapter buffers streams into one final message.
Not listed
Not supportedDocs say message editing is not supported via the API.
Agent group chats
PartialWhatsApp groups API: create groups, share invite links, send and receive group messages
BetaAgents find other agents and add them to a group chat (2.0 beta)
Not listed
Not listed
BetaA line can add another of your own dedicated lines to a group, via the beta groups API.
Human handoff
SupportedFree shared Inbox; Apple Messages and WhatsApp guides cover AI to human handoff
BetaA person can reply in a conversation from the 2.0 beta Inbox
Not listed
PartialHandoff webhook events, documented for Apple Messages for Business chats.
SupportedShared team inboxes with assignment, and agents that escalate to a rep.
Audit logs
SupportedConfiguration and security changes, not message activity
BetaAPI logs and traces in the 2.0 beta dashboard
SupportedDashboard Activity page plus account-change webhooks with actor and origin.
PartialLists audit logging among internal security controls. No customer audit log documented.
PartialSecurity page says all API requests are logged. No customer-facing audit log documented.
Message history API
SupportedList endpoints for SMS, WhatsApp, email and Apple Messages conversations
SupportedList and get messages per chat
Supported
SupportedRetention runs 90 days to unlimited depending on plan.
Supported
Plans and compliance
Free plan
SupportedFree email tier of 1,000 emails a month and free shared Inbox; SMS and WhatsApp are paid
SupportedUp to 10 users on shared lines
SupportedHobby: $0, up to 20 contacts, through the CLI.
PartialFree trial is 20 messages total on a shared number. Apple Messages for Business has a free sandbox.
SupportedFree sandbox: shared number, up to 10 verified contacts, no webhooks.
Public pricing
Supported
Supported
SupportedPro from $260/mo. Enterprise is custom.
SupportedNumber plans from $39/mo. Apple Messages for Business is custom, per monthly active user.
SupportedAI Agent plan at $100/mo per line. Enterprise is custom.
No per-message fees
Not supportedBilled per message or segment from a prepaid balance
SupportedNo per-message fees for iMessage, WhatsApp or Telegram; SMS, voice and email are metered in the 2.0 beta
Supported
SupportedNumber plans are flat. Apple Messages for Business is billed per monthly active user.
Supported
Uptime SLA
Not supportedNo public SLA; terms exclude downtime liability unless an Order Form says otherwise
SupportedContractual SLA on the Enterprise plan
SupportedContractual SLAs on the Enterprise plan; marketing cites 99.95%
SupportedContractual SLA with a signed Enterprise Order Form; 99.9% uptime target
Supported99.99% uptime SLA on the Enterprise plan
Isolated infrastructure
PartialDedicated email IPs and IP pools only
SupportedEach line runs in an isolated, dedicated environment
SupportedDedicated lines across 4 data centers on paid plans; Hobby uses a shared line
PartialDedicated numbers are isolated to your workspace. No per-customer servers or devices described.
SupportedA dedicated HIPAA instance for HIPAA customers
SOC 2 Type II
PartialTrust Center lists a SOC 2 Type I report (Sept 30, 2026); site pages say Type 2
SupportedStated on photon.codes
SupportedType I and Type II, reports for 2022, 2024, 2025 and 2026.
Not supportedTrust Center lists SOC 2 Type 1 and Type 2 as in progress.
SupportedSOC 2 Type II, report on request.
GDPR
SupportedDPA and subprocessor list published
SupportedPrivacy policy covers GDPR rights and SCC transfers
SupportedDPA covers GDPR and UK GDPR, with Standard Contractual Clauses.
SupportedTrust Center marks GDPR as passing.
SupportedPrivacy policy says Sendblue adheres to GDPR. DPAs on request.

Checked on each provider's own site and docs on 2026-10-25. “Not listed” means the provider does not mention it.