

Percentage off sitewide
One number, one code and one end date. The customer knows the deal before they open the link, and the end date gives them a reason to act this weekend.
Eight promotion texts for the offers every store runs, from a weekend percentage off to a code that ends tonight. Each one is written to fit a single segment and shown on the iPhone and Android screens your customers actually use.
Every text comes in a full and a short version, both under 160 characters. Switch between iPhone and Android under each phone, then copy the one you need.


One number, one code and one end date. The customer knows the deal before they open the link, and the end date gives them a reason to act this weekend.


Tiers lift the order value without a blanket discount. Two tiers are enough; a third makes the maths harder than the offer.


BOGO moves a second unit of a product people already rebuy. Saying which item is free (the lower price) heads off the most common support question.


Free shipping keeps your prices intact. Set the threshold a little above the average order so it nudges the basket up, and say there is no code to type.


A gift feels more generous than the same value as a discount. Saying it is added at checkout removes the doubt about how to claim it.


A bundle price beats a percentage when the products belong together. Show the old and new price so the saving is obvious without a calculator.


An offer that only exists on SMS is the best answer to why someone should stay subscribed. Say it first, then the code.


The reminder often outsells the first message. Name the product they looked at, and send it only to people who have not redeemed yet.
Start from any text above, change the offer, and watch the phone update. The meter counts segments the way carriers bill them, and flags the characters that double the cost.


A promotion is read as a notification first. What shows there decides whether the text gets opened at all.
Unless a customer saved your contact, both phones show the short code, not your name. Your brand has to be the first word of the text.
The iPhone shows the first few lines; a collapsed Android notification shows a single line. Put the offer before the code and the link.
The link preview only appears once the message is open, so the words have to sell the offer on their own.
Zefir runs SMS and WhatsApp as one channel, built and operated for you, with every order attributed to the text that produced it. Live within 72 hours.
Request access See how it worksA promotional SMS is a marketing text that tells subscribers about an offer, such as a discount, free shipping or a gift with purchase, with a link to shop. Zefir writes and sends these for you on SMS and WhatsApp, and attributes every order to the message that produced it.
Keep a promotional text under 160 characters so it arrives as one segment, or under 70 if it contains an emoji or a curly apostrophe. Zefir checks length and encoding on every message before it goes out, so no campaign costs double by accident.
A discount offer text needs your brand name, the offer, the code if there is one, an end date, a link and a way to opt out. Zefir builds that structure into every promotion it sends, including the consent and quiet-hours checks.
There is no fixed limit, but every promotional text should carry a real offer, and customers who just bought should be left out of the next one. Zefir plans the calendar with you and suppresses customers who just bought, so frequency never turns into opt-outs.
The words are the same, but the sender name, bubble style and link preview look different on each phone. Zefir previews every message on both before it is sent, so nothing lands broken on either.