The message you send actually gets read this time.
One inbox for every message from every Go product. Email and text in the same thread, quiet hours honored, and a place families actually open instead of a flyer lost in a backpack.
The best message is the one they read.
Families get a flyer, an email, a text, and an app notification, all saying the same thing, so they tune out and read none of them. MessageGo is one inbox where email and text sit in the same thread, and quiet hours mean nothing pings at bedtime.
One inbox. Actually opened.
For the organizer who needs to be read.
One inbox, every product
Every message from every Go product lands in one place, so families have a single thread to check instead of five.
ETEmail and text, one thread
Send both at once and see the whole conversation in a row. No guessing which channel a family actually saw.
OpYou can see it opened
Know who read the field trip note and who did not, and follow up with the two who missed it, not the whole class.
QhQuiet hours honored
Nothing pings a family at bedtime. Messages wait for morning unless it is a true right now emergency.
RpReplies in thread
A parent replies and it lands in the same conversation, not a reply all storm or a lost email nobody can find.
LaThe family language
Send in the language each household reads, so the message lands the first time and nobody has to call to ask.
See the inboxSend one message families actually open.
See pricing →Free for one product. Community for all 8.
Start free with MessageGo as your one product: up to 2 organizers, 3 active signups or events, 200 households. Community is $399 a year or $39 a month for all 8 products, unlimited everything, and one shared roster. The payment fee is one all in rate, 5.9% + 60c on Free and 4.9% + 60c on Community, card processing included.
$399
a year, or $39 a month. MessageGo plus 7 more Go products. Unlimited organizers, signups, and households. Payment fee 4.9% + 60c.
Send one they actually read.
Free to start. Email and text in one thread, quiet hours honored. The note lands, the first time.