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How do I browse Twilio products and see what I can add?

Objective

This article explains how to explore the Twilio product catalog from the Console, compare featured products against the full catalog, and open a product to see its pricing, features, and plans.

 

Product

Twilio Console

 

Environment

Twilio Console

 

Procedure

  1. In the Twilio Console, select All products in the left sidebar.
  2. Choose how you want to browse:
  3. All Products — the full catalog, grouped into sections. Use the jump links in the sidebar to move between categories.
  4. Featured — highlighted products arranged in carousels by theme, such as communications, authentication, and customer data.
  5. On the Featured tab, scroll a carousel with its Scroll right and Scroll left controls. Each card shows the product name, a short description, and capability tags.
  6. On the All Products tab, point at a product row to reveal its Overview and Pricing links.
  7. Select a product to open it. The product page shows its details, badges, plan or pricing information, and Included features.
  8. On a product that can be bought directly, select Purchase (or Get started for a usage-based product) and follow the checkout steps: review the Order summary, then select Pay now or Submit order. A confirmation reads "Order confirmed!".

 

Additional Information

  • Your last-used tab is remembered, so returning to the page opens where you left off.
  • A Try for free badge marks products your account is eligible to trial.
  • Products already in use show a Current Plan badge, with links to the subscription details or the usage summary instead of a purchase action.
  • Some cards link out to a separate product site rather than opening a Console page.
  • If the catalog cannot be loaded, the page reads "No products available".

 

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