Audience

Contact manager with lists, fields, and opt-ins.

Keep every contact in lists, segments, and custom fields, with no charge per contact. Opt-ins are tracked separately for texts and for calls and voicemail, and do-not-call numbers sit in their own tab.

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Formerly Call Loop. Trusted by over 45,000 people, organizations, and businesses.

Contact management in short

Broadcast, formerly Call Loop, includes unlimited contacts and users on paid plans. Keep contacts in lists and custom fields, track opt-ins separately for texts and for calls and voicemail, and skip do-not-call numbers in voice sends. Texts, voicemail drops, and calls share the same credits, and plans start at $15 a month.

Why it matters

Grow the list without paying per contact.

Unlimited contacts

Build your list as large as you want. Paid plans have no contact limit; you pay only for the messages you send.

Opt-ins by channel

Each contact shows two statuses, one for texts and one for calls and voicemails. A STOP reply removes texts only; broadcasts filter each channel automatically.

A do-not-call tab

Turn on DNC scrubbing and numbers on Do Not Call lists are marked and skipped in voice broadcasts and ringless voicemail drops, so your calls reach only people you are allowed to call, for a minimal cost per number.

Unlimited users, with roles

Invite the whole team. Admins manage billing, members do everything else, and restricted users see only the lists you choose.

Lists, segments, and custom fields

Group contacts into lists, filter by any field, and save dates like an appointment or a renewal to time automated campaigns.

Import, export, and sync

Upload a CSV, export any time, or connect Mailchimp, HubSpot, Keap, ActiveCampaign, and Zapier.

How it works

Bring your list in, keep it clean.

  1. 01

    Import your contacts

    Go to Contacts, click Import, and upload a CSV with phone numbers, names, emails, and any custom fields, plus a status column for opt-outs. Map each column, pick or create the list they join, and support coordinates lists over 10,000 contacts.

  2. 02

    Organize them

    Group contacts into lists, filter by any field, and save dates like an appointment or a renewal to time automated campaigns. Invite the whole team, with admins on billing, members on everything else, and restricted users who see only the lists you choose.

  3. 03

    Send to the right people

    Pick a list or a filter and send a text, a voicemail drop, or a call. Each send leaves out contacts who opted out of that channel, and with DNC lookup on, do-not-call numbers are skipped in voice broadcasts and voicemail drops.

Common uses

What teams keep in the contact manager.

Customers and past clients

One list for texts, voicemail drops, and calls, with each person’s opt-ins respected by channel.

Sign-ups from keywords and forms

New subscribers land in the right list from a text-to-join keyword, a web form, or your CRM.

Dates that start campaigns

Appointment, renewal, or event dates saved on each contact time the reminders in automated campaigns.

FAQ

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Is there a limit on contacts?

No. Paid plans include unlimited contacts and unlimited users. You pay for the messages you send, with credits (1 per text of up to 160 characters, 2 per picture message or delivered voicemail drop, and 1 per call minute). Plans start at $15 a month.

How do I import my contacts?

Upload a CSV and map the columns to phone, first name, last name, email, status, and custom fields. A status column can import opt-outs too. For lists over 10,000 contacts, support coordinates the import with you.

How are opt-outs handled?

Each contact has an opt-in status for texts and another for calls and voicemails. A STOP reply or the opt-out key on a call unsubscribes them from that channel, and broadcasts leave them out automatically. This is not legal advice.

Can my team share the account?

Yes, with unlimited users. Admins have full access including billing, members have everything except billing, and restricted users can only see specific lists.

Does it connect to my CRM?

Yes. Broadcast connects with Mailchimp (two-way contact sync), HubSpot, Keap, and ActiveCampaign, and Zapier or a webhook can add contacts from thousands of other apps.

Get started for free.

Texts, picture messages, voicemail drops, and voice calls, all paid with the same credits. Cancel before day 14.

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