Providers
What is the Blooio iMessage API?
Blooio is an iMessage API that publishes an OpenAPI specification, so you can generate a typed client rather than hand-writing one. It is also notably candid about compliance — it states plainly that it is not SOC 2 certified and describes what it does instead, which is more useful than a badge.
Why the OpenAPI spec matters
- Generate a typed client in your language rather than hand-writing one.
- Diff the spec when it changes, instead of finding out from your error rate.
- Mock the whole API in tests without writing fixtures by hand.
- A handwritten docs page with pretty syntax highlighting gives you none of that, and drifts from the implementation without anyone noticing.
The compliance answer
Candour is worth more than a badge
Blooio states it is not SOC 2 certified, and describes what it does instead: HMAC-SHA256 signed webhooks with a rotatable secret, TLS on all API traffic, least-privilege internal access. A vendor that will tell you an inconvenient truth on their own website will probably tell you one during an incident. What SOC 2 actually covers.
Pricing
| Tier | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | Tiered | Entry commercial tier |
| Commercial | $195 | Per line, promotional rate |
| Inbound | Custom | Reply-first workloads |
| Enterprise | Custom | Volume terms |
Further reading
Go deeper
Best iMessage API in 2026
Sendblue, Miss Blue, LoopMessage, Blooio and Tuco AI, compared on price, capability and who each one actually suits. Including which to avoid for cold outreach.
12 min readComparisonsProvider documentation compared
What to look for in an iMessage API reference before you commit, which providers publish enough to evaluate without a sales call, and the specific endpoints that reveal how good the platform really is.
8 min readOperationsSOC 2 and iMessage APIs
Which providers claim SOC 2 Type II, what that report does and does not cover in this category, and the questions to put to a vendor when security review is the thing blocking you.
9 min read