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SMS integrations: connect GoHighLevel, Zapier, Make, n8n and more to your own phone

Every tool that can send an HTTP request can send SMS through textbee, and every tool that accepts a webhook can receive them. The pages below use only what each tool ships today: its HTTP action, its webhook trigger and the textbee API. Each one has the exact field values, a prompt you can hand to an AI agent, the automations that work well, and the limits of that route.

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How every integration works

  1. The tool sends an HTTP POST to https://api.textbee.dev/api/v1/gateway/send-sms with your API key in the x-api-key header and a JSON body: recipients as an array of E.164 numbers, and message. The phone sends the text within seconds.
  2. For replies, the tool gives you a webhook URL. You register it in the textbee dashboard for the MESSAGE_RECEIVED event, and every text the phone receives arrives there as flat JSON with sender, message and receivedAt.
  3. Delivery status comes back through the same webhook system (MESSAGE_SENT, MESSAGE_DELIVERED, MESSAGE_FAILED) or by reading the messages endpoint with the smsBatchId the send returned.

One phone sends roughly 10 to 15 messages a minute, and it sends text only. Every page states what its tool charges for the HTTP or webhook feature, with the source and the date.

AI agents

Claude, Cursor and any MCP client send and read SMS through the textbee MCP server, with no HTTP setup at all. For an agent that writes the integration for you, every page below carries a prompt with the API facts and the tool specifics, ready to paste.

A tool that is not listed

If it can send an HTTP request with a header and a JSON body, it can send SMS: the agent quickstart has the two endpoints and the SMS API by language pages have the call in code. If it can receive a webhook, it can receive texts: the webhooks documentation has the payload and the signature check. A tool that can only send flat key-value bodies cannot pass recipients as an array; put Make, Zapier or n8n in between. For a build you would rather not do yourself, the team offers integration help.