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Bulk SMS API

Connect Media’s Bulk SMS API lets Kenyan businesses send SMS to customers on every local network — Safaricom, Airtel and Telkom — from one integration. Whether you’re sending OTPs, delivery alerts, payment confirmations or marketing campaigns, the same API and dashboard handle all of it.

What you can build

  • Transactional SMS — OTPs, order confirmations, payment receipts
  • Two-way SMS — customer replies routed back to your system
  • Bulk marketing sends with delivery reports per message
  • SMS banking alerts and account notifications
  • SMS-based voting and polling for events and campaigns

How it works

Sign up for a Connect Media dashboard account, generate an API key, and start sending with a single HTTP request. Full request/response examples, authentication and error codes are in the developer documentation.

Why Connect Media

A self-service dashboard means you can manage sender IDs, check delivery reports and top up credit without waiting on a sales call. The API is built for the Kenyan market specifically, so network routing and sender ID rules are handled for you.

Other channels

Need more than SMS? Connect Media also runs USSD and IVR for the same customer base — see how they compare, or read more on the Connect Media homepage.

Get started

Create a free account on the Connect Media dashboard, or email info@connectmedia.co.ke with questions about volume pricing or a specific use case.

Frequently asked questions

Which networks can I send bulk SMS to in Kenya?

Messages reach subscribers on Kenyan mobile networks, including Safaricom, Airtel and Telkom, through a single Connect Media API integration.

Can customers reply to my messages?

Yes. Two-way SMS routes customer replies back to your system through the API and the dashboard inbox.

Do I get delivery reports?

Yes. Every message has a delivery status you can check in the dashboard or pull through the API.

How do I start sending?

Create an account on the Connect Media dashboard, generate an API key, and follow the developer documentation to send your first message.