Veesing (中昱维信) offers bulk SMS, MMS, video SMS, and voice notification services for businesses in China, with API access and a claimed 99% delivery rate.
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Communication
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Last updated
August 6, 2026
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Veesing (中昱维信, operated by Shanghai Zhongyu Cultural Communication Co., Ltd.) is an enterprise messaging service provider based in Shanghai, China, in operation since 2010. The platform lets businesses send bulk SMS, MMS (multimedia messages), 'video SMS' (rich messages with embedded video/HD content up to 2MB), and automated voice notifications or voice verification codes, plus branded caller-ID/number authentication. Messages route across China's three major carrier networks ('tri-network coverage'), and the company claims a 99% delivery rate along with real-time delivery status reporting and automatic resend on failure. Access is available via a REST-style API, a web dashboard, and mobile apps, with 7x24 technical support and a dedicated one-to-one account manager model. Veesing markets itself primarily to businesses operating in mainland China across sectors such as e-commerce, finance, education, gaming, retail, media, healthcare, luxury goods, automotive, and tourism, and states it serves thousands of enterprise clients. The vip.veesing.com subdomain referenced for this listing is the platform's customer login/account portal (not a separate marketing page); the company's primary marketing site is www.veesing.com.
Key Features
Bulk SMS & Smart SMS — Send bulk text messages or use the SMS public-account (smart SMS) product for marketing and transactional messaging.
Video SMS (超级短信) — Rich messages with embedded video/HD content up to 2MB for higher-impact campaigns.
Voice Notifications & Verification Codes — Automated voice calls for customer notifications and voice-based verification codes.
Number & Caller-ID Authentication — Branded caller-ID display and phone-number authentication services.
API, Web & Mobile Access — Integrate via API or use the web dashboard and mobile apps, with real-time delivery status reporting and automatic resend on failure.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Long operating history (since 2010) and a licensed value-added telecom operator status add credibility for a messaging vendor
Broad channel coverage — SMS, MMS, video SMS, and voice notifications/verification — under one account
Claims a 99% delivery rate backed by direct connections across China's three major mobile carriers
API access alongside web and mobile app options gives flexibility for integration into existing systems
New sign-ups receive 1,000 free SMS/MMS messages, letting teams test the service before committing
Cons
Detailed pricing is not published; buyers must contact sales for a quote, making cost comparisons difficult
Marketing site, dashboard, and documentation are in Chinese only, limiting accessibility for non-Chinese-speaking teams
Built around China's domestic carrier network, making it a narrower fit for messaging needs outside mainland China despite an international SMS option
No independently verifiable case studies or named client references were found on the public site to substantiate its stated customer base