What a short number costs
Screen: Tariffs, address /incoming/tariffs.
What the table shows
The tab is a shop window. It lists the shared short numbers of SMS-Docs and the terms on which messages to them are settled — the same table for everyone who opens it. Your own keyword and your own rate come from your agreement, and support states them.
| Column | What is in it |
|---|---|
| Number | The short number itself |
| Price | What a message to that number costs the subscriber |
| Deductions | Three columns, one per mobile operator — the share the operator keeps |
| Note | A remark about the line, if there is one |
The deduction columns are percentages: a cell is filled in where the line has a figure for that operator.
Export saves the table to a file, and the file is ready the moment you press the button.
Under the table: what connecting costs
Below the table there is a panel with the price of getting a number of your own: a one-off connection fee and a monthly fee, in two grades — an ordinary number and a memorable one. Treat the panel as a reference point and ask support to confirm the price for your account before you plan a budget around it.
Limits, prices and the set of available options are tuned to your account. This documentation gives the meaning rather than the figure: the current value is always shown on the screen, next to the field it applies to.
Getting a number of your own
Write to support: they issue the short number and the keyword, and the same conversation names the figures that will apply to you.