Bulk SMS to Kazakhstan

Each SMS segment to Kazakhstan costs $0.04854. 1,000 single-segment messages cost $48.54, 10,000 cost $485.40, and a $40 top-up covers about 824 messages. Messages that cannot be delivered are refunded to your balance.

A typical mobile number in Kazakhstan has 10 digits after the calling code +7. At home people write it with a leading 8, as in 8 (771) 000 9998, and that 8 is dropped in the international form: +7 771 000 9998. Kazakhstan shares +7 with Russia; numbers that continue with 6 or 7 after the +7 are priced as Kazakhstan. Spaces, dots, dashes and brackets in your list are removed automatically.

Most people in Kazakhstan read Kazakh and Russian, and text in Cyrillic always travels as Unicode: 70 characters fit in one SMS and longer messages are split into parts of 67 characters. A 140-character text in Cyrillic costs two segments, while English or other plain Latin text to the same numbers fits 160 characters per SMS.

Kazakhstan keeps UTC+5 all year, with no clock change, so 10:00 in Almaty is always 05:00 UTC. Late morning and early evening on working days are the usual hours for marketing texts there, while codes and alerts go out the moment they are needed. The scheduler works in your browser's time zone and shows the conversion.

Messages should be in Kazakh and Russian, as both are widely spoken and understood across the country.

Avoid sending messages during major holidays like Nauryz and Independence Day, as people may be less likely to check their phones.

Yes. A campaign can mix numbers from any of the 227 destinations. The console reads each calling code, prices every number at its own country's rate and shows the cost per country before you send.