RumbleUp vs TXTPass

RumbleUp is a peer-to-peer texting platform for nonprofits, political campaigns, and advocacy groups, with SMS, MMS, and video text on Android, iOS, web, and through an API. Its Smart CRM supports contact segmentation, dynamic filtering, tags, and zip-code time-zone sending. Messages can include up to 2000 characters in MMS, embedded video, multilingual text, and custom video captions. Compliance features include an in-portal 10DLC application with Campaign Verify integration, TCPA litigator scrubbing, and automated opt-out suppression. Webhooks can report contact updates, replies, and delivery events. Listed integrations include L2, i360, RNC Data Hub, WinRed, Anedot, Revv, Zapier, HubSpot, Slack, and Campaign Verify. All accounts include incoming replies, landline list cleaning, unlimited contacts and team members, and monthly rollover of texting credits. Plans are $19 a month, with a $5 New Account Initial Charge and per-message charges that vary by volume and type; surcharges may apply. A 14-day free trial is for internal message testing under the TCR free-trial use case.

TXTPass is an SMS platform for nonprofits to contact donors, volunteers and supporters. It handles mass texts and scheduled outbound campaigns, as well as drip campaigns, keyword-triggered messages and customizable automatic replies. Event features include automated reminders, RSVP confirmations, attendance tracking and real-time updates. Surveys collect responses on a 1–5 scale and show averages and individual feedback. The site says users can import up to 100,000 guests. Integrations include Zoho CRM, Microsoft 365 and a Google Chrome extension; TXTPass also describes connections to business applications such as CRMs, ecommerce systems, scheduling tools and spreadsheets. The service is available on the web, Android, iOS and as an extension. Basic costs $9.99 per month, Standard is $19.99 per month, and Advanced is $29.99 per month; one-time credit options are listed at $15.00 per once and $25.00 per once. A free trial is available, but there is no free plan. Customers must obtain recipient consent and handle opt-ins, opt-outs and HELP replies. TXTPass is not HIPAA compliant and must not be used to store or transmit protected health information.