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The first text goes out as soon as someone confirms, and a voicemail drop in your own voice follows the next day.
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Put a Broadcast web form next to your iContact sign-up, or connect the two apps with Zapier. New subscribers join a Broadcast list for texts, ringless voicemail drops, and calls, so your mobile list grows alongside your email list.
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With a web form or Zapier, not a native app. Broadcast, formerly Call Loop, web forms collect phone numbers next to your iContact sign-up, and Zapier can keep both lists in step. Your Broadcast list then gets texts, picture messages, ringless voicemail drops, and voice broadcasts. Plans start at $15 a month.
Overview
iContact has no native Broadcast app. The simplest path is a Broadcast web form. It collects name, email, phone, and custom fields, can ask for a double opt-in, sends the first text, and adds each person to a Broadcast list.
To keep iContact in step, connect both apps on Zapier. Broadcast’s Contact Added to List trigger can create the contact in iContact and subscribe it to a list, and iContact’s New Contact in List trigger can add it to a Broadcast list. There is no ready-made template, so you build the Zap once.
How it works
In Broadcast, open Web Forms, write the first text, turn on the compliance message and double opt-in, and choose the fields (phone, name, email, and any custom field).
Copy the HTML code onto your site next to your iContact sign-up, or build a Zap between iContact and Broadcast (still listed as Call Loop 2.0).
Sign up with your own number, check the Broadcast list, then use that list as the trigger of a campaign of texts, voicemail drops, and calls.
Use cases
The first text goes out as soon as someone confirms, and a voicemail drop in your own voice follows the next day.
News, offers, and urgent notices reach everyone by text and voice broadcast, next to the email you send from iContact.
Email the invite, text the details the day before, and send a voice broadcast an hour before it starts.
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The current iContact connection and setup documentation are available below.
No. Use a Broadcast web form to collect phone numbers next to your iContact sign-up, or connect both apps on Zapier. iContact’s New Contact in List trigger can add people to a Broadcast list, and Broadcast’s Contact Added to List trigger can create them in iContact.
Messages use the same credits as the rest of Broadcast. That is 1 credit per text up to 160 characters, 2 credits per picture message or voice memo, 2 credits per delivered voicemail drop, and 1 credit per minute of call (2 credits with press 1 transfer). Plans start at $15 a month for 250 credits, with a 14-day free trial. Zapier, if you use it, bills its own plan.
No. An email subscription is not permission to text or call. Add a phone field with clear SMS consent wording to your iContact form, name your business in each message, include how to opt out, and honor STOP replies. A Broadcast web form can add the consent wording and ask for a double opt-in. Since the FCC’s 2022 ruling, a ringless voicemail to a cell phone is treated as a call. This is not legal advice.
Texts, picture messages, voicemail drops, and voice calls, all paid with the same credits. Cancel before day 14.