Feature

Email & SMS Messaging Built Into Your Lead Router

A native email and SMS module that runs on the same data as your routing. Contacts, dynamic segments, reusable templates, automated flows, and two-way SMS with opt-out compliance — no second platform, no export, no extra license fee.

$1 / 1k

Marketing email

$2 / 1k

Marketing SMS

Built in

Two-way SMS

Per contact

TCPA consent

The Basics

Messaging that lives where your leads do

One module for email and SMS, opt-in and included at no extra license fee.

Most lead operations run a lead router and a separate marketing tool, then spend their time syncing contacts between the two. Lead Router puts email and SMS in the same platform as the routing. Contacts come from the leads you already handle, segments filter on the same fields, and every send is measured against the revenue those leads produce.

The messaging module is opt-in and included at no extra license fee. You turn it on, connect a sending provider or use platform-managed sending, and start building campaigns and flows against contacts you already have.

What You Can Send

Contacts, campaigns, and automated flows

The full nurturing toolkit, built for lead-gen teams rather than retail email lists.

Audience

Contacts & dynamic segments

Build contacts from routed leads and group them with dynamic segments that filter on any field and refresh as new contacts match. Segments are the audience for every campaign and flow, so there is no static list to re-upload.

Send

Templates & campaigns

Reusable email templates are built in a drag-and-drop builder; SMS templates are saved once and reused. Campaigns pair a segment with a template and send immediately or on a schedule.

Sequences

Automated flows

Multi-step sequences send, wait, branch, and send again over time. Executions tracking shows exactly which step each contact is on and why, so a flow is auditable rather than a black box.

Compliance Built In

Opt-out and consent that enforce themselves

SMS compliance is not a feature you bolt on later — it is wired into every send.

Two-way SMS with STOP handling

Inbound SMS is captured, not dropped. A STOP reply moves the contact onto the suppression list automatically and excludes them from every future send. Two-way conversations are visible against the contact.

Per-contact TCPA consent

Each contact carries its own TCPA consent record. Consent travels with the contact so a send always knows whether it is permitted, rather than relying on a list-level assumption.

Suppression list management

Suppressed contacts — whether from a STOP reply, a bounce, or a manual add — are honored across every campaign and flow. There is no separate list to scrub before a send.

Deliverability analytics

Campaign, deliverability, flow, and revenue dashboards report opens, clicks, replies, bounces, and attributed revenue so you can see the health of your sending, not just that it went out.

Sending Infrastructure

Bring your own provider, or let us send

You choose where marketing email and SMS nurturing go out from.

Email sends through Amazon SES, SendGrid, or Resend. SMS sends through Twilio, Bandwidth, Telnyx, or SignalWire. For marketing email and SMS nurturing you can bring your own provider credentials so sends go out on your own accounts and reputation, or use platform-managed sending and skip the provider setup entirely.

Marketing sends are billed transparently at $1 per 1,000 emails and $2 per 1,000 SMS. The cost of a campaign is visible before you send it, and it is the same whether you route ten leads a day or ten thousand.

The Flow

From routed lead to measured send

Five steps from a lead landing in the router to a campaign you can report on.

01

Contacts land from the leads you already route

Every lead that flows through the router can populate a messaging contact. Contacts carry the same fields as the lead, so you build segments off real routing data — vertical, state, partner, disposition — without exporting anything to a separate tool.

02

Build a segment, pick a template

Dynamic segments filter contacts by any field and update as new contacts match. Reusable templates are built in a drag-drop builder for email and saved once for SMS, so a campaign is a segment plus a template plus a send window.

03

Send a campaign or start a flow

One-off campaigns send to a segment immediately or on a schedule. Automated flows run multi-step sequences — send, wait, branch, send again — and track every execution so you can see exactly where each contact is in the sequence.

04

Consent and opt-outs enforce themselves

Every contact carries per-contact TCPA consent. Inbound SMS is captured two-way, and a STOP reply moves the contact to the suppression list automatically. Suppressed contacts are excluded from every future send with no manual list scrubbing.

05

Measure deliverability and revenue

Campaign, deliverability, flow, and revenue dashboards report opens, clicks, replies, bounces, and attributed revenue. Marketing sends are billed transparently — $1 per 1,000 emails and $2 per 1,000 SMS — so the cost of a campaign is never a surprise.

Frequently Asked

FAQ

What teams ask before running email and SMS inside their lead router.

Is messaging a separate product or included?

It is a module inside Lead Router, opt-in and included at no extra license fee. You turn it on and it uses the same contacts, fields, and data as your routing. You pay only for the marketing sends you make — $1 per 1,000 emails and $2 per 1,000 SMS.

Can I use my own email and SMS provider?

Yes, for marketing email and SMS nurturing. Email sends through Amazon SES, SendGrid, or Resend; SMS sends through Twilio, Bandwidth, Telnyx, or SignalWire. You can bring your own provider credentials so sends go out on your own accounts, or use platform-managed sending and skip the setup.

How does SMS opt-out compliance work?

SMS is two-way. Inbound messages are captured, and a STOP reply automatically moves the contact to the suppression list, excluding them from every future send. Each contact also carries its own TCPA consent record, so a send always knows whether it is permitted.

What is the difference between a campaign and a flow?

A campaign sends one message to a segment, immediately or on a schedule. A flow is an automated multi-step sequence — send, wait, branch, send again — that moves contacts through over time. Flows track every execution so you can see which step each contact is on.

What analytics do I get?

Campaign, deliverability, flow, and revenue dashboards report opens, clicks, replies, bounces, and attributed revenue. Because contacts come from routed leads, you can tie sending back to the revenue those leads produced, not just to engagement metrics.

Do segments update automatically?

Yes. Dynamic segments filter contacts by any field and refresh as new contacts match the criteria. There is no static list to re-upload before each send — the audience for a campaign or flow is always current.

Send From One Platform

Stop syncing leads to a second tool

Turn on the messaging module, connect a provider or use platform-managed sending, and run email and SMS against the contacts you already route. Two-way SMS, automated flows, opt-out compliance, and revenue reporting on one platform.

Every module included at no extra license fee.