Anonymous text for a freelancer’s “draft is ready” nudge
Hey! This message comes from a secret sender. Try it out!
Three steps
From finished draft to sent nudge
Sending an anonymous text takes three moves, and you can make all of them between exports.
- 1
Write the nudge
Type something plain: the draft is ready and where to find it. The counter shows how much room is left.
- 2
Choose the details
Pick the country flag if your client is outside the US, then select a sender name from the list.
- 3
Preview, then send
Read the preview as the client would, and send. Back to the next project.
Freelance moments
When a nudge beats another email
Inboxes bury things. A short text is hard to miss.
Draft ready for review
The design, the copy or the edit is done. One line gets the client looking.
Revisions are in
Your second round is finished and waiting. A quick text keeps feedback moving.
Client across the ocean
Your morning is their evening. A text catches them between meetings while the email waits.
Writing tips
Keep the nudge professional
- Sign with your name or business; the sender name alone will not tell the client who you are.
- Say where the draft lives, such as your shared folder or email thread.
- Replies are not forwarded, so ask for feedback by email instead of by text.
- Messages pass a filter for threats, spam and scams, so keep it plain business.
Client questions
Details freelancers ask about
How long does a free send take?+
Free sends wait in a queue of about 10 minutes. Pay $2 and it goes out instantly.
Does the client see my phone number?+
No. The text comes from a number we manage under the sender name you picked.
Can a client stop getting messages?+
Yes. Recipients can use an opt-out page to block future messages to their number.