Android app · coming soon

Your phone becomes an SMS gateway

Install the Calisero Gateway app on an Android phone and the messages of your Calisero account leave from its own SIM card, while the SMS it receives come back to your account.

Pairing the phone by scanning the QR code from the dashboard
The home screen of the app with the gateway connected and the day's counters
The list of sent and received messages with their statuses

Launching soon

Calisero Gateway is launching soon

Create your Calisero account now and we will let you know by email the day the Android app becomes available.

  1. Create a free account A few minutes, with no obligation.
  2. We email you on launch day Every Calisero account finds out as soon as the app is available.
  3. Install the app and pair the phone Scan the QR code from the dashboard and the phone starts sending.
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Up and running in a few minutes

No new integration: the phone simply becomes the route your messages leave on.

  1. The start screen of the Calisero Gateway app
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    Install the app and sign in

    Install Calisero Gateway on an Android phone with an active SIM card and sign in with your Calisero account, two-step verification included.

  2. Pairing the phone by scanning the QR code from the dashboard
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    Pair the phone with your account

    In the dashboard, open SMS Gateway › Devices › Add device and scan the QR code with the phone, or type the 8-character code.

  3. Choosing the SIM card, the daily limit and the pause between messages
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    Choose the SIM and the limits

    Name the device, pick the SIM card it sends from and set how many SMS it may send a day and the pause between two messages.

  4. The home screen of the app with the gateway connected and the day's counters
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    Send from the API or the dashboard

    The messages you send through Calisero leave from the phone in seconds, and their statuses come back to your account as they change.

Calisero Gateway

The app, screen by screen

Seventeen screens that cover setup, daily use and the moments when something goes wrong.

Your SIM card, Calisero's platform

Read the guide

Sending from your own number

Recipients see the phone number of your SIM card, so they can reply or call back. Dual SIM phones send from the card you choose.

Received SMS forwarded to your account

The replies that reach the gateway's SIM are forwarded to Calisero with their sender and time, so the conversation stays in one place.

Nothing lost on the way

Read the guide

A queue that survives restarts

Messages and delivery reports wait in a local queue and are confirmed one by one, so a lost connection, a closed app or a restarted phone loses nothing.

Daily limit and pause between SMS

The phone keeps to the limit you set and waits between messages even when more arrive at once, which protects the SIM card from being blocked by the carrier.

Statuses, reports and route

Every message has its route — received, sent to the carrier, delivered, reported — and the app adds up the day, the week or the month, failure reasons included.

Connection watched all the time

The app keeps a secure connection to the server, reconnects by itself and warns you when a permission is revoked or the server cannot be reached.

Price at launch

€0.01 / SMS

Per SMS sent through your phone, excluding VAT.

Device setup is free.

Sending from the SIM card also uses your plan with the carrier.

What you need

  • An Android phone, version 8.0 or later
  • An active SIM card whose plan includes SMS
  • Internet, over Wi-Fi or mobile data
  • The phone kept on, ideally on its charger
  • A Calisero account

Carriers may block a SIM card that sends too many messages in a short time: keep the daily limit within your plan and use the gateway for transactional messages, the way the terms describe them.

Documentation

Step-by-step guides for setting up the phone and keeping the gateway running.

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