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SMS BOMBER is a free online Bulk SMS service to Prank friends & family with funny texts & jokes. Send unlimited SMS messages with our free tool.
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NOTE: SMS BOMBER is for fun pranks only — use it only with the recipient’s informed consent. Don’t harass, threaten, or spam; misuse may be illegal. Developer not responsible — prank responsibly.
Free Online SMS Bomber Tool
What is SMS Bomber?
An SMS Bomber (or Text Bomber) is an automated tool, script, or service designed to send an overwhelming volume of text messages (SMS) to a single targeted recipient in a very short period. Using this message bomber, you can quickly send multiple SMS messages to friends for harmless pranks.
We built this tool purely for entertainment so you can enjoy lighthearted pranks with friends and family by filling their SMS inbox. We have no intention to harm or inconvenience anyone — use only with the recipient’s informed consent.
Business use: We also offer a Business API for legitimate bulk messaging — see Pricing.
Free Bulk Prank SMS
Experience the best free SMS Bomber service for consensual pranks. Schedule messages, set the speed, and send up to 200 SMS per action.
Anonymous & Safe
Our SMS Bomber runs entirely online with no signup required. Your identity remains protected while you use the tool responsibly for pranks.
Precision SMS Scheduling
Schedule messages for precise delivery — set time and volume, then let our system send them automatically. Compliant and controllable.
Beyond the Prank: Bulk SMS for Business & Marketing
SMS is one of the most effective and affordable ways to connect with customers directly. It allows businesses to promote products, share offers, and send instant updates with minimal investment. With over 5 billion SMS-enabled users globally, bulk SMS marketing ensures fast and reliable communication anywhere.
Direct Marketing
Instant Delivery
Business Growth
Easy Promotions
Benefits of Bulk SMS
Leverage the power of bulk SMS messaging to reach your audience instantly and drive key business results.
Instant Reach
Send messages to thousands instantly for quick engagement.
Cost-Effective
Cheaper than TV, print, or digital ads with high ROI.
High Engagement
Around 82% open rate ensures visibility.
Targeted Campaigns
Personalize messages by location or interest for better results.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of attack tools are there for SMS bombing?
Attackers primarily use online web services, dedicated mobile apps (APKs), and custom API scripting tools (like Python scripts). These tools are designed to automate rapid, high-volume message requests.
How does SMS Bombing work?
The tool exploits unsecured, legitimate APIs (e.g., those used for sending One-Time Passwords or verification codes) from various companies. By sending thousands of automated requests to these APIs, the tool tricks the legitimate services into flooding the target phone number with their own real, but unwanted, notification texts.
What is a text bomb?
A text bomb (or SMS bomb) is the act of sending an overwhelming volume of text messages to a single phone number in a very short period. The goal is to disrupt and overload the recipient’s phone, making it unusable and causing the user to miss important, legitimate messages.
How to stop unwanted messages?
If you are a victim of an SMS bomb, the most effective defense is to contact your cellular carrier immediately. Your carrier can often temporarily block all incoming messages or apply network-level filters to stop the specific message patterns associated with the attack. You should also ensure spam filters are active on your messaging app.
What are some examples of SMS bombing attacks?
OTP Flooding: Overwhelming the inbox with verification codes from various services to mask critical security alerts.
Distraction: Creating a barrage of texts to prevent a victim from seeing alerts during an attempted account takeover or SIM swap.
Service Denial: Triggering excessive, failed transaction notifications to get a mobile service or wallet restricted.
Cyber Harassment: Sending a massive volume of texts purely for disruption and abuse.