RoliOh makes software for the solo real estate investor who does their own outreach. Two products, one idea behind both: the sending account should be yours, the pace should look like a person, and the compliance parts should not be a checkbox you can turn off.
No shared sending pool. No markup on your carrier bill. No numbers on this page we cannot point at in the product.
Investor outreach usually runs one of two ways, and neither one is built for a person sending offers under their own name.
You sign up, you get a login, and your mail or your texts leave from infrastructure you share with thousands of strangers. You do not pick who else is in that pool, what they send, or how hard they send it. When a mailbox provider or a carrier decides the pool is a problem, your delivery falls with everyone else's. There is nothing on your end to fix, because nothing on your end was ever yours.
The other half of the market runs on a macro-enabled workbook that got passed around a group chat. It sends fast, it sends all at once, and it sends whatever is sitting in the column. No daily cap. No delay between messages. No unsubscribe line, no physical mailing address, and no way to hold back the deal where the math does not work. An email blast missing the unsubscribe and the mailing address is not just sloppy, those parts are required under CAN-SPAM. This is not legal advice.
LOI Blaster connects to your own Gmail or Outlook by OAuth and sends letters of intent from your address, capped at 40 a day by default, with randomized delays and spintax so no two letters are twins. The unsubscribe link, the mailing address and the non-binding disclaimer get injected automatically. Deals that come back underwater are flagged and held instead of sent.
SMS Blaster runs on your Windows PC and texts through your own Twilio or Telnyx account. The carrier bills you directly and RoliOh takes none of it. Numbers climb a six-stage warmup ladder to full power on day 29, rotate coolest-first, and pause themselves at a 30% failure rate or 5 opt-outs.
You do more setup. You connect an inbox, open a carrier account, buy your own numbers, and wait out a warmup instead of blasting on day one. That is slower. It is also the only version where the sending reputation you build belongs to you and follows you, even if you stop paying us.
We would rather ship a tool that admits what it does not do than one that quietly leaves the risky parts to you and calls it a feature.
A belief you cannot point at in the code is just marketing. Here is where each one lives.
The domain and the phone numbers you warm up are worth more than any tool. They should never sit inside somebody else's account, and they should not disappear when you cancel.
In the product: OAuth into your own Gmail or Outlook. Texts go through your own Twilio or Telnyx account, with carrier costs paid direct at zero markup.
Volume is what gets a sender flagged. Pacing is the whole craft, so we put it in the defaults instead of leaving it to your discipline at 11pm.
In the product: 40 emails a day, randomized delays, spintax. SMS warmup 10 → 25 → 50 → 100 → 250 → 500 a day, full power at day 29. A number auto-pauses at a 30% failure rate or 5 opt-outs, after 20 sends minimum.
A help article telling you to add an opt-out line is worth nothing at send time. The parts that have to be there get appended whether you remember or not.
In the product: CAN-SPAM unsubscribe, mailing address and non-binding disclaimer auto-injected. STOP capture on every inbound path, three layers of opt-out checks on the send path, opt-out footer force-appended, and an attestation gate that blocks your first campaign until you confirm you have consent.
This is not legal advice.
Your list is the business. It should live somewhere you can open, back up and take with you, not in a vault we hold the only key to.
In the product: SMS Blaster stores contacts and messages in a local SQLite database on your PC, binds its interface to 127.0.0.1 only, encrypts saved credentials at rest, and exports analytics to CSV.
Every software company has a list like this. Most keep it internal. Ours is the reason to trust the rest of the page.
Every message leaves from an account with your name on it. We do not run a sending pool, so there is no stranger's behavior for you to inherit and no queue you are stuck behind.
SMS Blaster sends through your own Twilio or Telnyx account. The carrier bills you directly at their rate. RoliOh takes zero percent of it, and we never touch your carrier balance.
You will not find a testimonial, a star rating, a customer logo or a user count anywhere on this site, because we do not have ones we can verify. When there are real ones, we will publish real ones with real names attached.
SMS Blaster keeps contacts, messages and lead statuses in a SQLite database on your own Windows machine, and exports to CSV. Stop paying us and the file is still sitting on your drive.
Your list is not our side business. We do not sell it, rent it, share it with a partner network, or pool it into some aggregate product sold back to your competitors.
We enforce what software can enforce: opt-outs, required footers, an attestation gate, a carrier risk-word scanner. We do not scrub the national DNC registry, we do not register or track your A2P 10DLC campaign, and quiet hours are a single window in your own local time that ships turned off until you set it. The consent behind your list stays your responsibility. This is not legal advice.
One product is live and paid for. One is in private beta. We would rather post the real state of things than a launch date we invented.
And the plain part. RoliOh is a small independent software business. Support runs through one address, support@rolioh.com, and the person reading it is the person who built the thing you are writing about.
SMS Blaster is Windows only. There is no macOS build and no Linux build. If a feature is not shipped, this site says it is not shipped, and the roadmap does not get sold as if it were finished.
LOI Blaster pricing is one number on one page. SMS Blaster pricing is not set yet, and saying so beats inventing a figure you would have to un-learn later.
LOI Blaster: 14-day free trial, no credit card. Cancel from inside the app.