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All-in-one developer API suite

Build anything with extensive Bird APIs.

Global infrastructure

Direct carrier connections worldwide.

Comprehensive API suite

One API, every channel.

Smart routing

AI optimizes every path.

Developer tools

Build, test, deploy faster.

Real time insights

See patterns, predict outcomes.

Enterprise support

24/7 experts, dedicated success.

Trusted by companies that depend on their data.

See how leading brands use Bird CDP to drive intelligent marketing.

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Integrations

Connect anywhere

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Integrations

Go live in minutes

Pre-built connectors for every major platform.

Complete data picture

Pull from every source, push to every system.

Security & Compliance

Enterprise-level security.

Keep your data private.

Security & Compliance

Enterprise data security

Encryption, granular access control, built for AI systems.

Certified compliance

Meet the highest global standards for AI and data processing.

Frequently asked questions

Default rate limits are 100 requests per second per API key, with burst capacity up to 250 requests. Enterprise plans support custom rate limits up to 10,000 requests per second. Rate limit headers (X-RateLimit-Remaining, X-RateLimit-Reset) are included in every response.

Bird provides official SDKs for Node.js (npm), Python (PyPI), Go (go modules), Ruby (RubyGems), PHP (Packagist), and Java (Maven Central). All SDKs are open-source, maintained by Bird's engineering team, and include full type definitions.

Yes. Every Bird account includes a sandbox environment that mirrors production API behavior. You can send test messages, trigger webhook events, simulate delivery failures, and validate templates — all without sending real messages or incurring costs.

Failed webhook deliveries are retried with exponential backoff — at 1 minute, 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 2 hours, and 24 hours. Each payload includes an HMAC-SHA256 signature for verification. You can inspect failed deliveries and manually replay events from the dashboard or API.

Bird provides migration guides for Twilio, SendGrid, Vonage, and MessageBird. The API concepts map closely — most migrations involve updating API keys, adjusting payload formats, and reconfiguring webhooks. SDKs include adapter utilities for common migration patterns.