Sender ID

Signal as your sender ID

The sender ID is the name at the top of the message. If you run Signal, this is how you get that name on every text you send instead of an unrecognised number.

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What a sender ID is

It is the name recipients see before they read a word of the message. A recognisable name is the cheapest trust signal there is, and the difference between a text being opened and being ignored.

Getting Signal on your messages

You set the name per send. A name made of letters needs 3 to 11 characters and cannot be replied to, so if you need replies, ask support for a number that accepts them alongside the name.

No registration needed

You never file or register a sender name on eXerio. Create an account, top up and send with the name you want, right away.

Only for names you own

A sender name should be one you have the right to use. Messaging messaging in particular attracts impersonation, which is why we ask about the name before enabling it.

What it costs

Nothing extra. The sender name is part of every send, and the price is the published rate per segment in EUR for the destination.

Getting started

Create your account with email and password. No KYC and no approval queue. Add credits, paste your numbers, choose your sender name and send in under five minutes.

FAQ

Can I send SMS as Signal?

Yes, where you have the right to use the name. Create your account with email and password. No KYC and no approval queue. Add credits, paste your numbers, choose your sender name and send in under five minutes.

How long can a sender name be?

Between 3 and 11 characters for a name made of letters. Numbers can be longer and can receive replies.

Can people reply to it?

Not to a letters based name. Ask support for a reply number if your messages need answers.

How do I get started?