A number customers can call and hang up on, triggering an automatic action on your side — no call charges for anyone.

Numbers

02Live example

This is what missed call number looks like when it lands on a customer’s phone.

9:41
MsgBridgesms

Thanks for your missed call! We've noted your interest and a team member will call you back within the hour.

9:41

03The API call

One request. Copy it, drop in your key, and send.

curl https://api.msgbridge.in/v1/numbers/missed-call \  -H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \  -d number="080XXXXXXXX" \  -d webhook_url="https://yourapp.com/webhooks/missed-call"

04When to use it

  • Lead capture from print, TV or outdoor ads
  • Opt-in confirmation for a subscription or alert service
  • Voting, polling or feedback at scale
  • A callback-request button on a website or app

05What's required

  • A dedicated missed-call numberTypically provisioned within 1-2 working days
  • A webhook or auto-reply configured for the triggerSet up during integration

06How to go live

1

Get your number

We provision a dedicated missed-call number for your campaign.

2

Connect the trigger

Point the webhook at your CRM or configure an automatic SMS reply.

3

Publish and track

Put the number on your ad or website and track calls in real time.

08FAQ

No — the call disconnects automatically before it's answered, so neither side is charged for a conversation.

The webhook fires in real time as the missed call is registered, so you can trigger a callback or auto-reply immediately.

Each number is generally tied to one campaign or webhook so responses stay easy to attribute; multiple campaigns can each get their own number.

No — a missed-call number is one-way, triggering an action but never connecting a call; a toll-free number is for two-way conversations.

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