Sapak (ساپک) is an SMS sending platform for the Iranian market, primarily positioned around SMS marketing, customer retention, and business notifications. It offers free registration and trial use, paid SMS panels, dedicated SMS numbers, targeted bulk messaging using number databases, blacklist delivery options, and API capabilities for developers. Based on the crawled content, the platform mainly serves local Iranian merchants, schools, healthcare providers, tourism businesses, media organizations, religious groups, and internal corporate communication scenarios.
Its main channel is SMS. The text also lists pricing for “WhatsApp messages,” but does not elaborate on IM capabilities, and there is no mention of email or voice services. Its SMS feature set is fairly comprehensive, including one-to-one sending, bulk sending, scheduled sending, gradual sending, smart sending, personalized Excel-based content, address book management, mobile contact imports, surveys, auto-replies, templates, and SMS receiving. Coverage is highly localized, focusing on Iranian operators, SMS routes such as 3000/5000/9000/9998, city/postal-code/occupation-based number databases, and Iran’s telecom blacklist system.
Pricing transparency is relatively strong: the Basic, Advertising, and Advanced panels are priced at 149,000, 590,000, and 990,000 toman respectively, each with different free top-up amounts. SMS is billed in tiers by purchase volume and route. Common routes cost roughly 128 to 190 toman per message, the shared service line costs 247 toman, the shared advertising line costs 296 toman, WhatsApp is 500 toman, and taxes plus a statutory surcharge of 4 toman per message also apply. The platform emphasizes multi-operator routes and states that the 3000 route offers higher speed and quality, while 5000 is cheaper but has medium speed and quality. However, it does not disclose quantified delivery rates, throughput, API rate limits, or an SLA. Failed SMS that are not handed over to the operator can be refunded, but once sent, messages that fail due to user unreachability or operator-side issues are not refundable.
Integration is one of its strengths. Sapak provides REST, SOAP, URL-based sending, inbound message webhooks, and status webhooks, making it suitable for connecting SMS to CRM, e-commerce, appointment, or notification systems. Compliance requirements are strict: users must complete identity verification, messages undergo multi-layer review, and usage is constrained by Iranian law, operator rules, sensitive-word controls, and blacklists. The platform lists many categories of prohibited content; violations may result in account suspension, with no refund of balance or line fees. For support, the text mentions phone and ticket-based contact and promises quick responses, but does not provide support hours or an SLA.
Its advantages are deep local routes and use cases, a broad feature set, detailed pricing tables, and relatively complete APIs. Its drawbacks are heavy dependence on the local Iranian ecosystem, limited information on cross-border coverage, payment methods, and availability, and the fact that final delivery quality ultimately depends on operators. It is best suited to organizations operating in Iran that need bulk SMS marketing or notifications. It is less suitable for companies requiring global, multi-region communications. The text does not provide information on access from China, so this remains unknown. For use in China, comparable options include Alibaba Cloud SMS, Tencent Cloud SMS, and NetEase Yunxin; for international scenarios, Twilio, MessageBird, and Vonage are worth considering.
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