Business runs on good conversations.
good
company.

A practical guide to business iMessage

Make room for
a better conversation.

A shared number. A reply someone actually sees. Clear advice for choosing the texting tools your small business will use every day.

A publication from the team behind Miss Blue. Here is how we handle that.

A yellow desk phone and a burgundy notebook on a sunlit shop counter
A note to the owner

You have a business to run.

You should not need a developer to answer a customer, or a sales call to discover that the price covers a different job.

We read the plans, the limits, and the fine print. Then we explain what they mean for a small team.

Start with your first business line →

Two tools, two buying decisions

01

Miss Blue

A dedicated line with a shared inbox and API. The current $99 monthly sale price is straightforward; new-contact limits still matter.

What an owner should know →
02

Sendblue

A platform with CRM connections and messaging APIs. Its $100 AI Agent plan is inbound-first; outbound work needs a separate quote.

Which plan fits your business? →

Our rule of thumb

Buy for the reply,
not just the send.

Decide who answers, where the conversation lives, and what happens when that person is away. Those answers tell you more than a list of messaging features.

Choose your first line →