YC F24's Surge is the easiest SMS API for developers. With Surge, you can get your campaign registration or toll-free verification in 1-2 days instead of weeks and start building in minutes. ycombinator.com/launches/MGZ-s… Congrats on the launch, Dennis Beatty + Brett Beatty!

YC F24's Surge is the easiest SMS API for developers. They leverage Porter to utilize their AWS credits with the experience of a PaaS. Looking to deploy in your own cloud with no DevOps overhead? Redeem the Porter startup deal: porter.run/for-seed-stage…

When it comes to API design, updates seem to be the least consistent across different APIs. You want to update a contact's email while leaving their name, email, and phone number all the same. Which endpoint are you hitting? Examples in the thread 🧵

If you need an SMS provider for your app you should check-out Surge, they’re straightforward to implement and the team is super responsive and helpful

Glad to get this shipped. Big thanks to Surge and Dennis Beatty for being way easier to manage than Twilio’s UX blackhole. Sign up and let me know any bugs/problems (: y2.dev

I've heard this story several times and it's a large part of why I'm building Surge. We always talk about the easy onboarding and simple integration, but excellent customer experience will always be at the center of what we do.

For those using our embeddable inbox component, we just released pagination for the conversations list. Many of you won't notice much difference, but for some accounts with 10k+ open conversations, this decreases load times by an order of magnitude or more.

Text messaging with AI is the next form factor to hit 1 billion users, I have 100% conviction on this. The fact that every AI company isn’t doing this with urgency is absurd.