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Sign in with the same email and password you used for Call Loop.
The same company, the same team, and the same login. After 15+ years as Call Loop, the platform has a name that fits what it does today.
Call Loop is now called Broadcast, and its website moved from callloop.com to broadcast.so. Nothing else about your account changes. The company, the team, and the product are the same, and you sign in with the same login. [CONFIRM: what happens to app.callloop.com and help.callloop.com at launch, Andrés]
Call Loop started with automated calls. Over 15+ years the product grew into texting, picture messages, ringless voicemail, and campaigns that mix them, all sent to a whole list at once. Broadcast says what it does in one word.
The new site is also clearer about who it is built for, which is marketers who need to reach their list by text and voicemail, from one platform, with the same credits for every channel.
Sign in with the same email and password you used for Call Loop.
Contacts, lists, campaigns, keywords, and numbers stay in your account. [CONFIRM: nothing to migrate on the customer side, Andrés]
Your plan, your credits, and how credits work do not change. [CONFIRM: Andrés]
The same people build the product and answer your questions.
Yes. Call Loop is now Broadcast. It is the same company, the same team, and the same login, after 15+ years as Call Loop.
No. Sign in with the login you already have.
Yes. [CONFIRM: ClickBank, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, Keap, and Zapier connections keep working after the rename, and when the Zapier app name changes from "Call Loop 2.0", Andrés]
Reviews on Capterra and G2 were written for Call Loop before the rename. They describe the same product.
Texts, picture messages, voicemail drops, and voice calls, all paid with the same credits. Cancel before day 14.