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FOUR WAYS TO ADD CHANNELS.
ONE THAT DOESN'T HURT.

You want SMS and calling on top of your cold email. There are four ways to get there — three of them cost you your stack, your time, or your thread history. Here's the honest breakdown.

Sticky Ricky
(outbound layer)
Rip & replace with a
sales platform
Bolt-on
SMS point tool
Separate
dialer software
Keep your current sequencer That's the whole point Migrate everything Usually It doesn't know it exists
SMS as a native sequence step Sits between email four and call one ~ If the platform has it, on their terms Separate campaigns, separate logic No SMS at all
AI dialer with live transfer Qualifies, books, bridges a rep mid-call ~ Rare, priced enterprise ~ Power dialing yes, AI agent rarely
One thread per lead across channels Email, SMS, and call recordings together Inside their walled garden Replies live in another tab Calls logged nowhere near email
Reply on one channel stops the others Automatic, instant ~ Within their channels only Manual list surgery Manual
10DLC, opt-outs, quiet hours handled Registration + enforcement built in ~ Varies ~ Registration yes, cross-channel opt-out no Not their problem
Outcomes sync back to your CRM Webhooks + native sync ~ After you migrate the CRM too ~ CSV exports if you're lucky ~ Depends
Time to first stacked sequence Days — connect, provision, go Months of migration Weeks of duct tape Weeks + a new tab habit
Pricing $97–$597/mo, public "Talk to sales" ~ Per-seat + carrier fees ~ Per-seat

The short version

Sales engagement platforms want you to move in. Point tools leave your channels blind to each other. Sticky Ricky takes the third path: your sequencer keeps doing what it's great at, and Ricky stacks SMS and AI calling on the same leads, in the same rhythm, with one thread of truth — synced back to whatever CRM you already believe in.

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