Simpu
A unified customer communication platform for small businesses to manage a shared inbox across channels, run SMS broadcasts, and send email campaigns with pay-per-use pricing.

Is Simpu right for you?
Best for
- Nigerian small businesses
- Small support teams
- Sales and support teams
- Multi-channel messaging
- Customer outreach campaigns
What it does well
- Shared team inbox
- Internal conversation notes
- Chat handoffs
- SMS broadcasts
- Email campaigns
Things to check
- Supported chat channels
- Pay-per-use costs
- Team member limits
- Broadcast opt-ins
- Email sending limits
Simpu is a unified customer communication platform for small businesses that need to handle customer conversations across multiple channels with a team.
Key capabilities include:
- Shared Inbox for multiple channels: centralizes customer interactions from email, chat, and social media in one place so teams can collaborate on replies and keep context.
- SMS Marketing: sends SMS broadcasts at scale for promotional offers, reminders, and OTPs to reach customers directly on their phones.
- Email Marketing: builds personalized email campaigns designed to reduce spam placement, with no monthly subscription fee for email marketing, users pay for what they use.
- API access: provides API documentation for integrating Simpu into other tools and workflows.
Available on Web (separate web apps for Inbox, SMS, and Email Marketing) and via API.
It targets B2B small businesses that struggle to manage day-to-day customer support and sales conversations spread across multiple team inboxes and channels.
Notable for combining shared-inbox collaboration with built-in SMS and email marketing under a pay-per-use approach for messaging, which can suit teams that prefer usage-based costs over monthly marketing subscriptions.
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Recent Reviews for Simpu
US · 2 reviews
May 31, 2026
I have three people handling customer support. With Simpu, we can see who's online, leave internal notes on conversations, and transfer chats between team members without the customer seeing any of it. It's like having a command center for customer communication.
