iMessage for business, explained

ZeroSettle is an iMessage API: a real phone number on real iMessage, running on Apple hardware we operate for you, that your code texts customers from and hears back on through a bearer token and signed webhooks.

These posts explain how it works, what businesses use it for, how it compares with SMS and other iMessage tools, and how reliable it is, with the real limits and prices. Product facts come from the API docs.

How it works

All how-it-works posts

What happens between your server, ZeroSettle and your customer's Messages app: sending, receiving, webhooks and what customers see.

Use cases

All 50 use cases

Jobs businesses give their iMessage number: support, reminders, retention offers, sign-in, AI agents and sales follow-up, each with its workflow and limits.

Comparisons

All comparisons

ZeroSettle next to SMS, other iMessage APIs and business messaging channels, with the criteria stated and each competitor fact linked to its source.

Reliability & trust

All reliability posts

What ZeroSettle measures and publishes, what happens when something fails, spam risk, security basics and what is not promised.

Guides

All guides

Step-by-step setup: getting a number, wiring the webhook, connecting a coding agent, consent and opt-outs.

Text your customers from your own iMessage number

ZeroSettle gives your business its own phone number on real iMessage, running on Apple hardware we operate for you in a server facility. Your code sends with one API call and hears every reply on a signed webhook.

Pro is $49 a month with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Growth, for several numbers working as one, is from $599/mo.