SMS, email, RCS, and push marketing platform
Attentive is a customer-messaging platform for SMS, MMS, RCS, email, and push. It combines audience/identity data, cross-channel journeys, AI marketing products, integrations, and developer APIs for subscription management, message triggers, subscriber attributes, custom apps, and webhooks.
Attentive is a marketing and customer-engagement system rather than a B2B sales-engagement sequencer. Its API can manage subscriptions and user attributes, trigger messages related to user actions, receive webhooks, and support distributed custom apps through OAuth 2.0.
Brands with a subscriber list and customer-behavior data that want to run SMS-led or cross-channel lifecycle marketing, including ecommerce, loyalty, CDP, and customer-experience integrations.
B2B GTM teams looking for prospect data, SDR automation, or cold-email sequencing should look elsewhere: the retrieved materials are organized around subscribers, messaging channels, customer data, and marketing journeys. Cost-sensitive buyers also cannot calculate a fixed entry price from the public page because Attentive says pricing depends on message volume, subscriber list size, channels, and selected AI products.
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The pricing page presents SMS, MMS, RCS, email, and push, with packages for SMS-only, text and email, or cross-channel messaging.
Yes. Its official API introduction says developers can manage user subscriptions, trigger messages tied to user actions, save subscriber attributes, and build custom applications.
The documentation says custom apps use OAuth 2.0 so users authorize API access without sharing passwords.
Yes. The API introduction says customers can configure webhook subscriptions for events such as a user subscribing to marketing or transactional SMS, with a subscriber payload sent to the registered endpoint.
The vendor says pricing is usage-based and tailored to message volume, subscriber-list size, channels, and premium AI products; no numerical plan prices were in the retrieved page.
No. We did not retrieve MCP documentation or a confirmed MCP endpoint. That is a retrieval gap, not evidence that Attentive lacks MCP support.
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