Overall, the benefits of the software far outweigh the limitations and TextDrip is an incredibly comprehensive tool to allow you to immediately scale your business. [SENSITIVE CONTENT] is very helpful and is constantly improving the intuition of the program to make it adaptable to each user's purpose. I am confident that the software will continue to get vastly better, but as far as I have seen this is by far the most helpful and affordable tool to help individuals scale rapidly in a high volume sales environment. Mass communication is a major staple in my industry and I don't know where I would be without this platform.

1. TextDrip enables you to automate much of your prospecting cycle with much higher deliverability than most competitors. 2. [SENSITIVE CONTENT] always makes himself available to answer questions and optimize use of his software 3. TextDrip subscription is very affordable ($10 per month) and messages are inexpensive ($0.01 per text) and drip messages stop immediately after you have received a response to prevent you from spending unnecessary money. Superior bang for your buck compared to most mass texting platforms. 4. Messages can be archived to allow you to access previous responses to text messages, competitors often times do not populate messages until your next message has been sent out 5. The software enables call forwarding to send inbound calls directly to your cell phone along with displaying the inbound caller's number for ease of access. This is incredibly helpful compared to Ringy, which routes inbound calls based on what number the prospect is calling and not their phone number.

1. The software can become laggy and ineffective if you do not archive conversations regularly. After 500 responses, it becomes difficult to navigate the software smoothly. I had to learn this on the fly, but once you begin archiving conversations to clear out the ones that are not productive it works smoothly. 2. The software is not a standalone CRM. It must be used in conjunction with a CRM like VanillaSoft, Ringy, or SalesForce to get the most out of the service and keep yourself organized. 3. You must manually enter a prospect into another drip campaign once they have been uploaded into TextDrip. When you upload prospects who are duplicates, the software does not allow you to enter them into a new drip campaign unless you manually access the lead from the Contacts tab and add them into the drip. This can be extremely time consuming when trying to consolidate positive responses and spark up a conversation by automatically entering them into a new drip. I would appreciate a function that automatically re-enters prospects into another drip after a certain period of time after receiving a positive response (hours, days, weeks, etc.) to automate your funnel. There is a way to manually do this, but it can be tedious if you are working a large volume of prospects because people inevitably slip through the cracks.

Easy to use. Very cost effective. and they are way ahead of the game to fix issues with sending messages.

Deliverability and ease of use is great. Super helpful Customer services.

Due to the forward thinking of Textdrip, they have done everything needed to do to battle the 10dlc stuff. Deliverability is the biggest issue dealing with texting. TD does more than anyone else to help this

iffy, would like a bit more organization

auto dial is the best feature if I could auto dial into isales that would be great

no organization of texts its is super annoying

I would recommend that people use this for SMS marketing for their business. I have had such a pleasant experience with textdrip since I began using it. The customer support is extremely sufficient.

I like that it is very beginner friendly and easy to use. I like how customizable it isText drip is awesome. Super easy to use, very beginner friendly. Lots of features as well to make it as customizable as you want. You can easily keep track of your clientele and categorize them into lists if needed

So far there isn't anything that I don't really like.

1. The ability to centralize and organize customer data in one place, providing a comprehensive view of each customer's interactions and history. 2. The automation and efficiency that a CRM brings to sales and marketing processes, enabling teams to save time and focus on building relationships and closing deals. 3. The customizable reporting and analytics features, allowing us to gain valuable insights into our business performance, customer behavior, and make informed strategic decisions.

Although I find it hard press to list a con for the Textdrip software, The only thing I wish I could change is an "Archived" feature that is applied to clients.