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Switchit iMessage API

There is no such product

Switchit does not have an iMessage API. Switchit makes video-forward digital business cards. It has no messaging API, and no iMessage or RCS product.

Actually sells: Digital business cards with videowww.switchit.com

Switchit does not have an iMessage API. Switchit makes digital business cards with a video-first angle — your card leads with a short clip of you rather than a static profile. It is a networking product, not a messaging one.

Queries like switchit imessage api node.js, switchit imessage api python and switchit company tech services imessage rcs api all describe products that do not exist. The imessage rcs api variants are a particular tell: that phrasing comes from Linq's actual product description, which covers iMessage, RCS, SMS and voice behind one API.

The phrase that gives the confusion away

It is worth noticing where these search phrases come from, because it makes the pattern obvious. Linq markets a combined iMessage, RCS, SMS and voice API. That specific combination is unusual, and it is Linq's. When you see it attached to Switchit, Popl, Blinq, Mobilo or HiHello, you are looking at Linq's product description that has drifted onto the wrong company name.

Search phraseWhat it is actually describing
switchit company tech services imessage rcs apiLinq's multi-channel API, with the wrong company name attached
switchit imessage api node.jsA Node.js SDK for a product that does not exist
switchit imessage api pythonThe same, in Python
mobilo tech services imessage vs rcs apiThe same misattribution, applied to a different card company

If the multi-channel description is what drew you in, the product you want is Linq — or, if you would rather see a price without a sales call, Blooio and Photon both cover iMessage with RCS and SMS fallback and publish their pricing.

What to use instead

If you need to send iMessages from code, Switchit is not a candidate — but there are eight or so vendors that genuinely are. The shortest path through them:

  1. Start with [who sells an iMessage API](/answers/who-sells-an-imessage-api) for the full map of who is real and who is not.
  2. Check [what it costs](/pricing) — published entry pricing runs from a free tier to about $100 per line per month, and the cheap tiers sometimes cannot send outbound.
  3. Read [does Apple have an iMessage API](/answers/does-apple-have-an-imessage-api) if you have not yet, because the answer is no and it shapes everything else.
  4. Compare the shortlist on [providers](/providers), where the feature grid shows who actually supports webhooks, group chats and SMS fallback.

If you actually wanted the digital business card

Switchit is a real product and a good one at what it does. This page is only about the messaging API it does not have — nothing here is a criticism of the thing it does sell.

Common questions

Does Switchit have an iMessage API?
No. Switchit makes digital business cards with video. It has no iMessage, SMS or RCS API.
Does Switchit offer an iMessage or RCS API for developers?
No. Switchit publishes no messaging API or SDK. Searches combining Switchit with iMessage or RCS are the result of a category-wide misattribution, not a real product.

Vendors that do sell an iMessage API

Eight or so companies genuinely offer one. Here is the whole map, with what each is shaped for and what it costs.