SMARTBOOTH / SMS4mail SMSCMD • Command line SMS tool • No installation
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⚡ Fastest way to send SMS from scripts & schedulers

SMSCMD: Send SMS from Command Line
Windows & Linux • No Installation

The easiest way to send SMS from Command Prompt / shell. Call it from any program C/C++/C#/Java/VB, cron, or Task Scheduler — with optional enhanced 2‑way SMS and MMS reply forwarding (USA & Canada).

Download for Windows Download for Linux (x86) Download for ARM Usage
Max message: 155 chars Global numbers: prefix with + Debug without sending: -debug

Key capabilities

Built for automation, operations, and customer workflows.

  • ✓
    Enhanced 2‑way SMS (USA & Canada)
    Reply SMS is forwarded to your email inbox along with the original sent SMS (includes phone/text/timestamp).
  • ✓
    MMS reply forwarding pictures/audio/MP4 (USA & Canada)
    Let clients reply with payment screenshot / ID / license photos — MMS is forwarded to your email with the original SMS context.
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    Block list management
    Auto add into block list when STOP keyword is replied; callers can hear voice guidance to reply STOP to opt out.

Usage

Copy/paste examples for Windows and Linux.

Basic

Send to one or multiple numbers (comma-separated).

smscmd "hello" "7186791234,+447121027123"

With credentials

Pass registered email and password directly.

smscmd "sms text" "7186791234,+447121027123" "registered@sms4mail.com" "abc123"

Debug mode

See what string will be passed without sending.

smscmd "test" "7186791234" -debug

Text/phone input from files

You can also send using file inputs: see sample. 

smscmd "text.txt" "phone.txt"

Windows

Download, unzip, run. No installation required.

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  • Download and unzip smscmd.zip → smscmd.exe, readme.htm, sms4mail.txt
  • Run from Command Prompt. Easy to be called by any type of program or scheduler.
  • Message is up to 155 chars. Local number or global with leading +.
  • Usage help: smscmd help
  • Code samples (Java/VB/VC++/C#): open
smscmd "sms text" "7186791234,+447121027123" "registered@sms4mail.com" "abc123"
Security: Update email/password inside sms4mail.txt, then run smscmd genkey to encrypt into smscmd.key so you can share the key file with your team more safely.

Linux

x86 and ARM downloads, plus Unicode version.

Download for x86 Download for ARM Unicode version Linux screenshot
  • Run directly. No installation required. Works across common Linux distros.
  • Two usage modes: inline credentials, or password from encrypted file.
  • Encrypt: run smscmd genkey to create smscmd.key from sms4mail.txt.
# Unzip
unzip smscmd_linux.zip

# Usage (password inline)
./smscmd "this is a test" "4357501234,+447748071234" "registered@hotmail.com" "password1234"

# Usage (password from encrypted file)
./smscmd genkey
rm sms4mail.txt
./smscmd "test password from encrypted file" "4357501234,+447748071234"
Shell/Perl/PHP/Python sample code: open • Linux sample pack: download (Perl/PHP/Python call smscmd sample). 
perl  smscmd.pl  'text' 'phone1,phone2'
python smsmcd.py 'text' 'phone1,phone2'
php   smscmd.php 'text' 'phone1,phone2'

2‑way reply examples (USA & Canada)

Replies arrive in your inbox with the original SMS context.

MMS reply forwarded to inbox (USA/Canada)
MMS reply forwarded to your email inbox (pictures/audio/video) with the original SMS.
SMS reply forwarded to inbox (USA/Canada)
SMS reply forwarded to your inbox with phone/text/timestamp.