New Project Broadcast customers can cut their first month in half: the platform's official FAQ confirms a referral or affiliate code earns new subscribers 50% off their first month on monthly plans, or 10% off an annual plan. SimplyCodes tracks 1 active public code topping out at that same 50% mark, alongside 9 single-use codes submitted by the community. For long-term users, Project Broadcast's own pricing documentation states that annual billing saves 16% on recurring credit-based subscription plans, a discount that requires no code at all.
New Customers Save 50% on the First Month With a Referral or Affiliate Code
Project Broadcast gives new subscribers 50% off their first month on monthly plans when they apply a referral or affiliate code at signup, according to the platform's official FAQ documentation. The same documentation confirms that new customers choosing an annual plan receive 10% off instead when they use a qualifying code. This is a first-billing-cycle benefit, so it rewards timing the discount to your initial checkout rather than a later renewal.
SimplyCodes data shows 1 active public code for Project Broadcast with a top offer of 50% off the first month. Historical tracking confirms 50% off has held as the consistent high mark across multiple months, so there is no evidence that waiting produces a deeper first-month discount. First-time subscribers should apply an available referral or affiliate code at checkout before completing their first payment, since the benefit does not carry into subsequent billing cycles.
Annual Billing Locks in 16% Off Project Broadcast's Credit-Based Plans
Switching from monthly to yearly billing saves 16% on Project Broadcast's recurring credit-based subscription plans, a figure stated explicitly in the company's official pricing documentation. This discount applies automatically to the annual plan selection and does not depend on an active promotional code, making it the baseline savings path for businesses committed to the platform beyond a trial window.
The 16% annual reduction and the 10% affiliate-code discount on yearly plans are two separate mechanisms tied to annual billing. A business planning sustained use of Project Broadcast's SMS and messaging credits gets the guaranteed 16% simply by electing yearly billing, which makes annual the default choice for any team past the evaluation stage.
Nine Community-Submitted Single-Use Codes Offer a Backup Route to Checkout Discounts
SimplyCodes maintains an active inventory of 9 single-use Project Broadcast codes contributed by community members. For software subscription tools, broadly applicable public promo codes are infrequent, which raises the practical value of this single-use pool when a standard code fails to apply to your selected plan.
Project Broadcast's public code supply is thin, with SimplyCodes tracking just 1 standard public code. Work through the available single-use codes at checkout if the standard referral or affiliate discount does not apply to the plan you have chosen.
Competitors Like Twilio and ActiveCampaign Give SMS Marketers Alternative Pricing to Compare
Twilio and ActiveCampaign compete directly with Project Broadcast for business SMS and marketing automation customers, and SimplyCodes tracks 4 competitor codes across these alternative messaging tools. TextP2P sits in the same category as a direct peer, giving businesses still evaluating platforms a set of comparable services to price against before committing.
Because Project Broadcast's own public code supply is limited to a single active offer, pricing Twilio, ActiveCampaign, and TextP2P side by side matters more here than for merchants with deep standing discount inventories. Businesses weighing a first subscription or an annual commitment to Project Broadcast's credit-based plans can check active competitor codes to confirm whether the 50% first-month offer and 16% annual discount still hold up against what rival SMS platforms are currently discounting.
