AutoSender - Automatic Texting Reviews

This didn't end up working for me because it sends the text from a different number and they cannot reply to it. The provided solution is that the text includes "Reply: your phone number" The number didn't show up as a hyperlink when I did the test run and so it was cumbersome to copy it and send a reply text. It would be fine for some situations, but isn't appropriate for mine.

AutoSender seems to work fine with a fairly simple interface. However, I don’t appreciate the seemingly deceptive and somewhat complex credit scheme. One might assume 1 credit per message so I purchased 25 credits for a dollar. I discovered the actual credit scheme upon my first message. I did manage to find something in AutoSender that stated 1 credit per 110 bytes (or 110 characters). However, I am not even sure that makes sense. I was sending a message with under 400 characters to 3 recipients and it was going to cost me 21 credits. If 25 credits costs a $1, then one scheduled message cost me roughly $0.84 in this case. Not a big deal for one message but it could get pricey for large messages, multiple recipients, repeating messages, heavy use, etc. I like the pay per message feature, as opposed to a recurring monthly fee, but I would recommend a better credit scheme. Make the credit scheme apparent and simple.

Of course another app trying to make profit instead of making a FREE app that’s worth taking up space in your phone storage. This is no different then setting a reminder on your phone (that is unless you’re willing to pay). Also did I forget to mention that on a standard iPhone you already have apps like this installed such as reminder, calendar, and even your alarm clock. You also have notes that you can use to compose your text in. It’s a waste of space on your phone and in the AppStore. I’m AWARE that there are other reviews making this clear along with messages from the developers attached to those reviews. But it seems like it still hasn’t gone through their greedy thick skulls. Stop charging and you’ll get more people to download AutoSender . Simple. AutoSender is just false advertising (this app) and crushed hopes and dreams.

AutoSender works exactly as it is advertised to, it is very quick and easy to schedule a auto text response.

You simply select a the time and the contacts, write the message and AutoSender handles the rest. Anyone looking for an auto responder so they can schedule a text reply to be sent at a specific time should give AutoSender a try.

I use it mostly for work things like reminding clients of meetings or payment, but it would also work for personal things like birthdays or personal reminders

this app is by far the best app I have ever used to schedule delayed texts that automatically send.

You do have to pay for this autosend feature, but that’s the same as every other iPhone app like this. This is by far the most reliable and cheapest one I’ve used so far. And I had no troubles getting signed up.

If you are on the fence, go for it. You can try your first message with the starting credit they give you use the local remind feature completely free!

While AutoSender does charge you a cost for every message(and sometime more then 1 credit for longer messages), so does any other app I have downloaded that can automatically sends messages.

This one appears to be the cheapest of the options out there, and every message I have set to send has send exactly on time. It is pretty simple to use, and I have not encountered any issues yet.

I just got AutoSender and it’s user friendly I am still trying to understand the costs. There are 3 things to choose from i though but looks like you have to purchase all 3 in order to send messages. I just scheduled my first group message was simple to do! I’ll update once I see what I get charged for each month.

AutoSender has potential, but unfortunately to get the feature to automatically send scheduled text messages you must pay. The worst part about this is that the credits you pay for expire at the end of the month!!! This is simply just a way to try and get as much money out of people as possible. This could be a great app and MILLIONS of ios users would download and use this and the developers could probably even make much more money by ad revenue, but instead the developers just seem short-minded and greedy and the result is an overpriced app that barely anybody will ever use..

As a truck driver of 10 years it can be hard to have a strong relationship with my family sometimes when I often can be away for weeks at a time and am driving most of the day so I can't use my phone. I've started getting in the habit of scheduling messages to send to my wife and kid throughout the day, they love it so far!

Only AFTER I paid for a subscription AND schedule a message, did it notify me the message would be sent from a spam number. The only other option is to pay another subscription fee for a random phone number. There’s no option for scheduling the message from your own phone number. Waste of money, wish they’d said that upfront. If it’s not possible to send via your own number that people already recognize, they need to say that BEFORE you have to pay.

Haha notice how all the reviews “ironically” happen to be on the same days. For instance there are about 20 reviews all on November 13 then nothing... until Nov 30. Then there’s another weird batch of reviews. Real apps earn their ratings. There’s no reason to make up reviews just so AutoSender looks good. If these reviews weren’t rigged then there would be more mentions of how this is a great idea for an app BUT you have to pay for “credits” to send an automated text..? Haha what??!
Pay to send a text? No thanks. So hopefully real people can leave honest reviews so people don’t get the wrong idea of what AutoSender can do.

Unless you pay a monthly subscription fee, say goodbye to any credits you paid for (and therefore should have a right to use). If there are unused credits on your account after 30 days, they expire. Like storing this information costs them anything. Total horsecrap to force you to pay them a monthly “fee” just to keep active digital info that costs them nothing and that you paid for. Service worked fine, but this is so unethical, it should be criminal. Find another service to patronize, please.

It seems like the whole point of the scheduling app would be to seamlessly send text messages to my contacts as though it were me sending it right at that moment. This is sent from a random number or some other number that I can pay for, and so it’s obvious to the receiver that it’s being sent from an app and not directly from me at that moment. I’d be happy to pay for an app that would send text messages from my phone number. This is disappointing.

Great way to schedule texts to my family over the holidays! I often forget about sending messages to everyone and someone always ends up left out. So this year I downloaded AutoSender and put everyone I need to message in a group, now I simply just select that group and schedule my message months in advance!

I wish AutoSender would actually send from my messages using my phone number. I wanted to schedule a text to my boss telling him I wasn’t coming into work. I wanted to sleep in and not have to wake up just to send a text out.

If I used AutoSender, it sends from a random generated number, uses your screen name as a header and links the text below.

When I get texts from numbers like this I automatically delete it because they are always from scammers or spammers.

I am very disappointed in AutoSender. The pricing structure is misleading and complex. It is very expensive to send a message. It cost several dollars to send a two hundred character text to less than 10 people. I am definitely going to select another provider. There is no unlimited subscription and you need to buy a private number on top of that to come across as professional. There is no option to use your own number. A poorly constructed app. Ridiculous!

My friends were starting to get upset since I kept sending them dumb memes in the middle of the night and waking them up. But since I work night shifts I get super bored, so now I just started sheduling it so they will receive it in the morning! Now they don't mind since they get to wake up and laugh.

I manage several different properties, and have had issues with people forgetting about payment in the past. I have set AutoSender up so that at the start of each month a text will send to all of my tenants reminding them to me rent. Hopefully this will reduce any late payments from now on!

AutoSender has been working great so far, I use it to send messages to my family for personal reminders about their schedules throughout the week.

I haven’t had any issues with messages not sending, and it is cheaper then any other option I’ve seen out there.

I use it to send myself text reminders (pick up so & so, bring laptop home), some on a recurring basis like take out the trash. Anything I'm likely to forget to do I send myself a text just before it needs to be done. I have the 90 day subscription.

It’s almost as if apps should have basic regulations to be in the apple App Store (perhaps they do and some just don’t adhere to them). There is an insane amount of fake reviews which are very obvious. Another person posting a review mentioned that most of the reviews were insanely and referring to a single day among others in which various people give 5 star reviews. I wanted to see for myself if this was true or not, and it is. I sorted the reviews by date and wow!! They don’t even try to make it look subtle. Aug. 8 an abnormal amount of customers were all willing to do reviews and were absolutely in love with this company.
I really really REALLY don’t know how much I trust the developers and what not behind AutoSender, but I will say that AutoSender works as advertised (though it’s easy to think it’s free at first) and if you read the details then you will see that it does disclose that you have to buy credits in order to send texts.

AutoSender is great for anyone who hikes in dangerous areas. I normally prepare a message to send several hours after I start my hike, asking several of my friends to check up on me. That way if I am safe and home I will answer them saying I’m fine (or even just delete the message after I get home if I remember to) and if I don’t answer they have the location of where I was going to go look for me!

I normally schedule a message right after a client makes a purchase with me. The message normally is just a simple follow up asking how they are liking the product and to give me a call if they have any questions or concerns. I have received a lot of positive feedback since I started including this feature.

As a parent that never feels off duty I am very grateful for AutoSender. It lets me schedule texts to auto send to my kids at any set time, so if I know I need to remind them of something I don't constantly have to be watching the clock or worry about forgetting. I just schedule the message and forgot about until I get the notifcation confirming it sent!

I work as a fitness trainer and  found AutoSender and was sceptical at first, but so glad I downloaded it. I’ve been using the pic sending feature to send clients motivational images, or exercises that they should practice for the night! I also schedule reminders about watching what they eat and health tips throughout the week

I did not feel like purchasing credits right away so I used the free local remind feature which simply sends you a notification that lets you know to send the message. It was working well so I decided to get some credits and my scheduled messages were all sent exactly on time.

One of the most useful apps on iPhone if you are going to be anywhere without service or where you can’t use your phone, Or if your phone is going to die. Since AutoSender lets you schedule a message that will send even if your phone is off, dead, or out of service.