Question 1

Is Taverity for cold outreach?

Accepted Answer

No. Taverity is for staying in touch with people you already know, such as past clients, referral partners, prospects, and customers who would recognize your name.

Question 2

Will it still feel personal?

Accepted Answer

Yes, when used as intended: warm contacts, your own iPhone number, and messages that match the relationship. Texts arrive from your number so contacts recognize who is reaching out.

Question 3

How does Taverity actually send from my number?

Accepted Answer

Taverity dispatches messages through Apple's built-in automation (Apple Shortcuts and an App Intent that Taverity provides). When the shortcut runs — either when you tap to run it, or on a schedule you set with an iOS Automation — it pulls due messages from your account and sends them from your iPhone. There is no Taverity-owned number and no third-party SMS gateway in the loop. Recipients see your number and replies come back to your phone.

Question 4

Who should I message?

Accepted Answer

The strongest fit is a contact who has worked with you, talked with you, or would recognize your name. Use Taverity for relationship-based communication with existing contacts, not purchased lists or strangers.

Question 5

Does Taverity replace my CRM?

Accepted Answer

No. Taverity is not positioned as a CRM replacement. It is focused on helping you create, schedule, approve, and send personal follow-up texts.

Question 6

What types of businesses use Taverity?

Accepted Answer

Real estate is an important early use case, but the same workflow can help loan officers, insurance brokers, home service pros, auto dealers, and other referral-driven service businesses.

Question 7

Can I approve messages before they send?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can review messages first when you want control, or automate routine follow-ups when that makes sense.

Question 8

Does Taverity work on Android?

Accepted Answer

Taverity is currently built for iPhone.

Question 9

How do I subscribe?

Accepted Answer

Download Taverity from the Apple App Store and subscribe inside the app.

Question 10

How much does Taverity cost?

Accepted Answer

Taverity is $19.99 per month per user, billed through the Apple App Store. Team pricing, which unlocks multi-user API automation across multiple iPhones, is available for organizations of 10+ through sales@taverity.com.

Question 11

How is the team plan different from individual subscriptions?

Accepted Answer

Both plans let you build campaigns and send from your own iPhone number. Team plans add a single API key that drives follow-ups across multiple users' iPhones, which is useful for brokerages, offices, or anyone wiring Taverity into a CRM or back-office system.

Question 12

Do you offer team pricing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Team pricing unlocks single-API-key multi-user automation across multiple iPhones and is sales-led for organizations of 10+ through sales@taverity.com.

Question 13

Can I use Taverity with Claude or ChatGPT?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Taverity ships a hosted MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, so any MCP-capable assistant — Claude, ChatGPT, and others — can draft and queue follow-ups for you. The assistant previews exactly what will be sent, queues it to your iPhone, and it only sends from your own number after you approve. Your contacts' phone numbers never enter the assistant's context. Setup instructions are at https://taverity.com/docs/mcp.

Question 14

Can messages be triggered automatically?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In addition to app-based campaigns, Taverity supports API and webhook-triggered automation. A public overview is at https://taverity.com/docs/api; the full reference is included with team-plan onboarding.

Question 15

How much time will Taverity save me?

Accepted Answer

We don't claim a specific number. Agents who try to keep up with past-client follow-up manually often estimate around 30 minutes a day, and the habit usually slips. Taverity is built so the daily routine takes a few minutes of review — or runs on a schedule without you typing each one. Actual time depends on your list sizes, how many messages you write yourself, and whether you review-first or run on a cadence.

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