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iBluSend iMessage API pricing

$79 to $399/mo, no per-message fees — but you supply the Mac and the Apple Account.

PublishedCompiled August 24, 2026Full review

The tiers

  • Starter

    $79per month

    • 2 iPhones and 2 Android devices
    • Native iMessage sending
    • CRM workflow integration
    • REST API

    Catch Requires your own Mac and Apple Account. The hardware is not included at any tier.

  • Pro

    $199per month

    • 5 iPhones and 5 Android devices
    • BluBrain persistent contact memory
    • AI sales automation and email drafting
    • FaceTime audio from the iMessage number
  • Agency

    $399per month

    • Up to 15 iPhones and 15 Android devices
    • White-label client portal on your own domain
    • Full rebranding

    Catch Fast User Switching caps roughly four lines per Mac, so 15 devices implies more than one machine.

Costs that are not on the pricing page

  • A Mac — Apple Silicon M1 or newer recommended — and an iPhone 11 or newer on the same Apple Account.
  • More Macs as you scale past about four lines each.
  • The electricity and the uptime, as with any bridge.
  • Apple Account risk, which no plan tier insures you against.

iBluSend is priced like a hosted vendor and architected like a self-hosted bridge, and understanding that gap is the whole evaluation.

You pay $79 to $399 a month for software that drives the real Messages app on a Mac you own, signed into an Apple Account you own. What you get for the money is the automation layer, the CRM workflows, the AI features and — at the top tier — a white-label portal. What you do not get is someone else carrying the Apple-side risk.

You are paying a subscription to keep your own account exposed

BlueBubbles gives you the same architecture for free. The honest way to frame iBluSend's price is that you are buying the agency portal, the CRM integrations and the AI layer — not the sending capability, which is the part you are supplying yourself.

At $399 the white-label tier is genuinely cheap next to a single dedicated line from most hosted vendors, and for an agency that already accepts running Macs it can be the right economics. For anyone who does not want to operate hardware, it is the wrong shape at any price — hosted API vs self-hosted bridge sets out the trade properly.

Where these numbers come from

Taken from iBluSend's published pricing in August 2026. The reseller margin figures quoted on the site are the vendor's framing of what agencies can charge, not measured outcomes.

Best value for

Agencies running client messaging in GoHighLevel who want to resell lines under their own brand at $399/month all-in.