Bulk SMS in Morocco
Send campaigns, reminders and OTPs to Moroccan mobile numbers in French and Arabic, from a registered sender ID, on direct routes to Maroc Telecom, Orange Morocco and inwi, with published list prices and delivery reports. BroadNet is licensed in every country where it operates.
Bulk SMS in French and Arabic from a registered Moroccan sender ID. Sender name and messages are sample data.
Short answer
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Bulk SMS to Morocco starts at US$0.044 per message segment on BroadNet's published rate card, with lower rates from 100,000 messages a month, on direct routes to Maroc Telecom, Orange Morocco and inwi. Alphanumeric sender IDs are registered under ANRT rules, usually within 5 to 10 business days. Marketing SMS needs verifiable opt-in and an opt-out.
What you get with bulk SMS in Morocco
Direct routes to all three networks
Messages travel on BroadNet's direct connections to Maroc Telecom, Orange Morocco and inwi, with a delivery report for every message.
ANRT sender ID registration
We register your alphanumeric sender ID, up to 11 Latin or Arabic characters, one per legal entity per use case, with the fee passed through at cost.
French and Arabic SMS
Send in French, Arabic or both. The platform shows the encoding and segment count, including when French accents switch a message to Unicode.
Excel and CSV campaigns
Upload opted-in contact lists, personalise with columns, remove duplicates and preview before sending.
Scheduling for Moroccan time
Schedule promotions for the recipient's local daytime and let OTPs and alerts go out around the clock.
Reports by operator
Summary and advanced delivery reports with filters and CSV export for each campaign, sender ID and network.
API and SMPP
Send from your own systems with the REST API, or connect an SMPP client over SMPP 3.4 with TLS for high volume.
Invoices in EUR or USD
Prepaid wallet or agreed terms, invoicing in EUR or USD, with no setup fee and no monthly minimum.
Morocco bulk SMS list prices and rules
Indicative list prices in US dollars per message segment from BroadNet's published rate card, reviewed 24 September 2026. They exclude taxes and sender ID fees; your quote confirms the final rate.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Maroc Telecom | US$0.04856 per segment, US$0.04273 from 100,000 a month, US$0.03593 from 1 million, US$0.02914 from 5 million. |
| Orange Morocco | US$0.04628 per segment, US$0.04073 from 100,000 a month, US$0.03425 from 1 million, US$0.02777 from 5 million. |
| inwi | US$0.044 per segment, US$0.03872 from 100,000 a month, US$0.03256 from 1 million, US$0.0264 from 5 million. |
| Sender ID | Alphanumeric, Latin or Arabic, up to 11 characters. Registration is required under ANRT rules, usually 5 to 10 business days. |
| Consent and opt-out | Verifiable opt-in with source and timestamp logged; every marketing message carries an opt-out keyword such as STOP. |
| Sending hours | We have not found a regulator-published time window for promotional SMS. We agree sending hours with you and schedule promotions in local daytime. |
How to start sending bulk SMS in Morocco
- 1
Choose sender IDs
Pick a name for each use case, for example one for OTPs and alerts and one for promotions.
- 2
Submit documents
Share your company documents; we register the sender IDs under ANRT rules with the operators.
- 3
Prepare your list
Upload only customers who opted in, with numbers in international format starting 212.
- 4
Write in French or Arabic
Write each version, check the segment count, and add an opt-out to every promotional message.
- 5
Send and measure
Schedule for local daytime, then review delivery by operator and export results.
Is bulk SMS right for your Moroccan campaigns?
A good fit when
- You need to reach every mobile number on your list across Maroc Telecom, Orange and inwi.
- Your customers read French, Arabic or both, and you want both versions handled correctly.
- You send reminders, delivery notices, OTPs or opted-in promotions.
- You want published list prices and one provider for Morocco, the Gulf and the wider Middle East.
Good to know before you start
- Sender IDs must be registered before use; unregistered names may be rejected.
- French characters such as ê, â, î, ô, û and ç are not in the GSM-7 alphabet, so a message containing them is sent as Unicode with 70 characters per segment.
- Marketing needs verifiable opt-in and an opt-out in every message.
- ANRT and operator requirements change; we confirm the current rules for your traffic during onboarding.
SMS list rates in Morocco
Indicative price per SMS segment by monthly volume tier, averaged across operators, from BroadNet's published rate card. The more you send, the lower the rate.
Indicative list prices in USD before taxes and sender ID fees, reviewed September 24, 2026. Your quote confirms the final rate.
| Operator | Up to 100,000 |
|---|---|
| Maroc Telecom | $0.0486 |
| Orange Morocco | $0.0463 |
| inwi | $0.0440 |
Bulk SMS in Morocco: common questions
How much does bulk SMS cost in Morocco?
BroadNet's published list price for SMS to Morocco starts at US$0.044 per segment on inwi, with Orange Morocco and Maroc Telecom slightly higher, and falls with volume to between about US$0.026 and US$0.029 at 5 million messages a month. Prices exclude taxes and sender ID fees; your quote confirms the rate.
Do I need to register a sender ID in Morocco?
Yes. Alphanumeric sender IDs, in Latin or Arabic characters and up to 11 characters long, are registered under ANRT rules, one per legal entity per use case. Registration usually takes 5 to 10 business days once your documents are complete.
Which operators can I reach in Morocco?
All three mobile networks: Maroc Telecom, Orange Morocco and inwi, each on a direct route. The delivery report shows the result per message and per operator.
Why does my French SMS count as more than one message?
Some French characters, such as ê, â, î, ô, û and ç, are not in the standard GSM-7 alphabet. One of them switches the whole message to Unicode, which fits 70 characters per segment instead of 160. Check the count with our SMS character counter before sending.
Can I send SMS in Arabic to Moroccan numbers?
Yes. Arabic SMS is sent as Unicode with 70 characters per segment, or 67 per part for longer messages. Many brands send French and Arabic versions to different segments of their list instead of one long bilingual message.
Are there rules on when I can send promotional SMS in Morocco?
We have not found a regulator-published time window for promotional SMS in Morocco. We agree sending hours with you, schedule promotions in local daytime, and send OTPs and alerts at any hour. Marketing still needs opt-in and an opt-out.
Can I send bulk SMS to Morocco through an API?
Yes. Use the REST API with a bearer token to send single messages or upload a file of numbers, or connect an SMPP client over SMPP 3.4 with TLS. Delivery statuses reach your webhook or your SMPP session.
Guides on this topic
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