Tanla

Tanla does not publish SMS rates on tanla.com. Its SMS page says billing is pay per message with no long-term contract, but the per-message price is quoted by sales and depends on volume and route (transactional, service or promotional). Ask for written quotes for each route, plus GST at 18%, and compare them with other Indian CPaaS providers before you sign.

No free plan or public free trial is listed on Tanla's product pages. Each channel page, including SMS and WhatsApp Business API, leads to a demo or contact request. Enterprise buyers usually get test credits or a pilot during sales discussions, but Tanla does not advertise one, so you need to request it directly when you book the demo.

Trubloq is Tanla's blockchain-based DLT platform for India's TCCCPR 2018 regulations. It maintains registers of enterprises, telemarketers, sender headers, message templates and customer consent, and scrubs messages for compliance. Indian businesses sending commercial SMS must register on an operator's DLT portal. Some operators run theirs on Trubloq, and Tanla says it serves 3 of India's top 4 telcos.

Under its Channel.ai brand, Tanla offers SMS, WhatsApp Business API, RCS Business Messaging, Truecaller Business Messaging, voice and email. The Wisely platform puts these behind one API, and Surbo adds chatbot automation. This lets a business run OTP over SMS and support conversations over WhatsApp with the same vendor and reporting.

Tanla targets large enterprises and telcos, with spam and scam protection and DLT infrastructure as its key strengths. MSG91 suits smaller teams that want self-serve signup and visible pricing. Gupshup is strong on WhatsApp conversational tools. If you send lakhs of messages a month in a regulated sector like banking, Tanla is worth quoting. For small volumes, a self-serve provider is quicker to start with.

Tanla's SMS page lists end-to-end encryption and AI-based anti-phishing screening of sender reputation, intent and links. It also lists takedown partnerships for malicious domains and blockchain audit trails. The product pages do not name certifications such as ISO 27001 or SOC 2, so enterprises with vendor-risk checklists should ask Tanla for its certificates during procurement.

Yes. Tanla's WhatsApp Business API supports interactive buttons, quick replies, list messages, rich media, chatbots, multi-agent support, pre-approved templates and delivery analytics. Onboarding involves API integration, business profile verification and template setup. Tanla does not publish prices for this channel either, so ask for conversation-based rates when you request a demo.

Tanla says its SMS integration uses API keys and endpoints with documentation and support. In India, your timeline mostly depends on finishing DLT registration of your entity, headers and templates, plus contract signing. WhatsApp also needs Meta business verification. Plan on a few weeks for an enterprise rollout rather than same-day sending.

Yes. Tanla Platforms is an Indian company headquartered in Hyderabad, according to its about page. It says it serves over 2,000 enterprises and works with more than 20 telcos and technology partners worldwide. Tanla also operates outside India, for example anti-spam work in Indonesia and the UAE.

Tanla is sms & otp platforms by Tanla Platforms, an Indian company from Hyderabad. CPaaS and DLT platform provider.

Tanla Platforms publishes: Price on request · Pay per message, quoted by sales. Confirm current plans and taxes on the official pricing page.

Tanla does not advertise a free plan; ask the vendor for a trial or a guided demo.

Yes. Tanla is built by Tanla Platforms, headquartered in Hyderabad, Telangana.

Tanla suits mid-market, enterprise buyers looking for sms & otp platforms.

Popular alternatives in sms & otp platforms include Gupshup, MSG91, Exotel. Use App Advisor's compare tool to see them side by side.

Tanla is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.