Send free text: a housewarming hello for new neighbors

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Hey! This message comes from a secret sender. Try it out!

We only allow positive and reasonable messages with a valid reason to send. No spam.

Three easy steps

From idea to doorstep

Ready to send free text greetings to the people next door? Here is the short route.

  1. 1

    Open the page

    Visit the site on whatever device you have. A browser is all it takes.

  2. 2

    Write your welcome

    Type your note, pick a sender name from the list, and read the preview. The character counter keeps it tidy.

  3. 3

    Choose how fast

    Free sends wait in a queue of about 10 minutes. Pay $2 if you want it sent instantly.

Note ideas

Welcome notes to borrow

Pick a tone that suits your street.

Warm and simple

Say hello and mention you live nearby.

Welcome to the street! We hope the first night in your new home is a peaceful one.

With a local tip

Share a small detail that saves them a search.

Welcome home! The bakery on the corner opens early and the bins go out on Tuesdays.

Open-door kindness

Let them know help is close without being pushy.

Wishing you a happy first week. If you ever need to borrow a ladder, the house with the green door has one.

Neighborly manners

A few gentle pointers

  • Wait a day or two after the moving van leaves. Boxes first, greetings second.
  • Skip questions that need a long answer. A cheerful statement is easier to receive.
  • Leave your name off if you prefer to stay quiet, or add it if you want a wave over the fence.

Quick answers

Before you hit send

Will the new neighbors know it was me?+

They will see the sender name you chose, not your number. Your words are the only clue, so sign off only if you want to be known.

Is there a limit on free sends?+

There is a free daily limit, so save your sends for notes that matter most.

Can they message me back?+

No. This service only sends, and replies are not forwarded. A warm hello in person works well for the next step.

Welcome them softly

Write a few kind lines and let your new neighbors feel at home.

Write the note