The Telnyx platform gives you control and conforms to your business model and growth, not the other way around.
It’s common for applications developers to find themselves in this dilemma:
They need an embedded communications provider, but most providers deliver their service in different tiered packages and act as a gatekeeper to control over core carrier functionality. This constrains applications and service providers, it forces organizations to work within the model of their carrier and limits a company’s ability to scale up or evolve their product.
If you’re a provider or application developer, this probably sounds familiar.
So, how does a communications partner like Telnyx make applications and providers more dynamic and scalable?
The Mission Control Portal enables users to configure the Telnyx platform to fit their needs. You can add and manage customers and services, provision new numbers, manage connections, set up SMS services and more—anytime, without contacting sales or customer support.
This significantly reduces sales cycles and minimizes the resources required for new implementations.
Telnyx is built on a and a communication engine that spins up new SIP connections on demand. You pay only for the connections you’re using, rather than buying a service package and paying for expanded connectivity before you have the customers to use it. With Telnyx, your service expands with your usage.
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On the other side, if you need to downsize, you can easily release whatever numbers and connections you don’t need, since there’s no contract.
In-app communication is important for making your app an everyday staple for users. If the user has to leave the app to connect with sales, customer support, or other users, it’s inconvenient and can increase abandonment.
The Telnyx API provides embedded communications so your app delivers the connectivity that makes applications indispensable. Voice communications, programmable SMS, and WebRTC (just to name a few) can all be implemented inside your app's interface with the Telnyx API. This gives your customers more usability and provides better data collection for your team, so you can focus your development efforts.
Additionally, the API delivers drop-in functionality that shortens development cycles, reduces maintenance costs, and provides embedded communications no matter how your app evolves.
Ultimately, the Telnyx platform gives you control and conforms to your business model and growth, not the other way around, so you can add new features and services, and access new markets faster and at a lower cost.
About Telnyx
Telnyx is an intelligent communications platform that enables applications and providers to grow without economic or geographic barriers. Contact our customer success team to learn more.
What is Telnyx? Telnyx is a communications platform that provides APIs for voice, messaging, and global numbers on a private IP network. It helps teams build real-time voice and messaging workflows with reliability, security, and low latency.
What are the key features of the Telnyx communications platform? Core features include programmable voice with event-driven control, real-time media, and STT or TTS, plus messaging across multiple messaging types like SMS and MMS. You also get global numbers, encryption and compliance, and developer-focused tooling for monitoring and recording.
How is Telnyx different from Twilio? Telnyx operates its own private network, which can improve performance, reliability, and control, while Twilio relies more on third parties and the public internet. Teams often cite pricing transparency and always-on customer support as practical differences.
Does Telnyx support MMS and how is it different from SMS? Yes, the platform supports MMS for images and rich media, which differs from SMS in payload size and media handling as outlined in SMS vs. MMS. Many teams use SMS for reach and speed, then layer MMS for higher engagement moments.
Can I send group or broadcast MMS, and when should I use each? You can run group threads where recipients see each other or one-to-many broadcasts where replies route only to you, distinctions covered in MMS group or broadcast messaging. Choose group for collaboration and broadcast for campaigns or alerts that should not expose participant details.
What kinds of companies use Telnyx? Adopters range from contact centers and SaaS platforms to healthcare, logistics, and marketplaces that need programmable voice, messaging, and global reach. Teams with real-time and high-volume requirements tend to benefit most from network-level control.
How do developers get started with the APIs? Most teams begin in the Developer Portal to create API credentials, configure messaging or voice, and test webhooks. From there, you can move the same workflows into production and scale usage as needed.
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