Built because not everything needs a subscription.
TurnUpText started with a simple problem.
Our story

My wife needed an easy way to send SMS appointment reminders to her customers. We looked at the options available, but kept running into the same thing: another monthly subscription.
Some months are busy. Others are quiet. Sometimes you might not need to send a reminder for two or three months. So why keep paying every month for something you’re not using?
We wanted something simpler: pay for the texts you need, use them when you need them, and don’t pay a monthly subscription when you don’t.
So I built TurnUpText.
I’ve worked as an IT consultant for over 12 years, with my own UK limited company operating throughout that time. I’ve also built and run other software-as-a-service products, so creating a simple solution to this problem felt like a natural next step.
TurnUpText is designed for people like my wife: small businesses and independent professionals who want a straightforward way to reduce missed appointments without committing to yet another recurring monthly bill.
No monthly subscription. No unnecessary complexity. Just simple SMS appointment reminders, when you need them.
Wayne Donaldson
Founder, TurnUpText
What we believe
Reminders, not marketing.
TurnUpText is for appointment and service reminders only. We do not allow marketing or bulk messages, and we never sell or share contact data.
Pay for texts, nothing else.
No monthly fee, no contract, no tier to pick. You buy prepaid credits when you need them, and paid credits never expire.
Data handled properly.
Built to support UK GDPR. You stay the data controller for your customers; we process data only to send the reminders you schedule.
The company behind TurnUpText
TurnUpText is operated by Warido IT Services Ltd, registered in England and Wales, company no. 09983955. VAT no. GB 233 349 614. Full company details appear in the footer of every page. Questions? Email hello@turnuptext.co.uk.
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