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Automated SMS reminders for any date.

Set a reminder once and Broadcast sends it before the date saved for each contact, such as an appointment, a class, a webinar, a payment, a renewal, or a deadline. Send it as a text, a ringless voicemail in your own voice, or a recorded call, and see who replied or called back.

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What is an SMS reminder?

An SMS reminder is a short text sent before a date that matters, such as an appointment, a class, a payment, or a renewal, with what to do next. With Broadcast, formerly Call Loop, reminders go out on their own from the date saved for each contact, by text, ringless voicemail, or voice broadcast. Plans start at $15 a month.

Why it matters

Reminders go out without anyone making calls.

Timed from each contact’s date

Save the date on each contact, such as a booking, a due date, or a renewal, from an import, a form, Zapier, or HubSpot. The reminder goes out a set time before it, such as a day before, an hour before, or both.

Text, voicemail drop, or call

A text with the details, a ringless voicemail in your own voice, or a recorded call with press 1 to reach your office. Every channel uses the same credits.

See who replied

People reply to the text to confirm, ask a question, or reschedule, and callback tracking shows who called back after a voicemail drop, so your team knows who to call first.

How it works

Set it up once.

  1. 01

    Add the dates

    Import contacts with a date or date-and-time field, such as an appointment, a class, a due date, or a renewal, or send new records from your other tools through Zapier or HubSpot. Each contact keeps their own date, so one setup covers everyone.

  2. 02

    Write the reminder

    Write a text with what is coming up, the date and time, and what to do next, or use a voicemail drop or a recorded call. Choose how far ahead it goes out, such as a week, a day, or an hour before, and add a second reminder if you need one.

  3. 03

    Let it send

    Every contact gets the reminder a set time before their own date, with no one on your team making calls. Replies show who needs something from you, and callback tracking shows who called back after a voicemail drop, for each campaign.

Common uses

Reminders businesses send with Broadcast.

Appointments and visits

Service calls, consultations, salon and studio bookings, and office visits, with the date, the time or arrival window, the place, and how to reschedule.

Webinars and events

Registrants from GoToWebinar, EverWebinar, or WebinarJam get a text and a voice broadcast before the start time, with the link to join.

Classes and sessions

Class times, schedule changes, and what to bring, sent to every student or member before each session.

Payments and renewals

Due dates, renewals, and plan check-ins, sent a set number of days before the date saved for each customer.

Reviews left for Call Loop, now Broadcast.

  • 24% boost in webinar attendance

    “To remind people of my webinars, I've increased my show rate by 24%. Using Call Loop we consistently make $3,000 - $5,000 more each webinar.”
    Brian B.CEO, REIFuze
  • The Response Is Outrageous!

    “With Call Loop we've run multiple text and voice broadcasts and we've experienced ridiculous response along with our highest registrations 30 days even before our upcoming event. As event promoter, I'm always "under the gun" to put 'butts in seats' and with Call Loop, I've got a lot less stress.”
    Dustin MSpeakingEmpire.com

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What should a reminder text say?

Your business name, what the reminder is about, the date and time, and what to do next, such as how to reschedule, join, or pay. For example, an appointment reminder can read “[Business]: Hi [First name], your [service] is on [date] at [time]. Reply to this text if you need to reschedule. Reply STOP to opt out.” Under 160 characters, it costs 1 credit.

How far ahead are reminders sent?

You choose. Campaign timing can use date and date-and-time fields, so each contact gets the reminder a set time before their own date, such as a week, a day, or an hour before, or several of these.

How much does a reminder cost?

A text costs 1 credit per 160 characters, a picture message 2 credits, a ringless voicemail 2 credits per delivered drop, and a voice call 1 credit per minute (2 with a press-1 transfer). Plans start at $15 a month for 250 credits.

Does it work with my booking, webinar, or billing tool?

Broadcast connects with HubSpot, Keap, GoToWebinar, EverWebinar, and WebinarJam, and with thousands of apps through Zapier. If your tool connects to Zapier, a new booking, registration, or invoice can add the contact and the date and start the reminders.

Do I need consent to send reminders?

Yes. Reminders need the customer’s prior express consent, and since the FCC’s 2022 ruling a ringless voicemail to a cell phone needs it too. Keep reminders to what is coming up and when, with no health or account details. Broadcast includes opt-out keywords, double opt-in, and quiet hours. This is not legal advice.

Is Broadcast HIPAA compliant?

Yes. Broadcast, formerly Call Loop, is a HIPAA compliant and secure platform for healthcare providers and their business partners, so clinics and practices can send appointment reminders by text, voicemail drop, or call.

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