# Getting Started

- [Get an API Key](https://developers.mobile-text-alerts.com/getting-started/get-an-api-key.md): Learn how to generate API keys to create authenticated requests to the Mobile Text Alerts API.
- [Send a Message](https://developers.mobile-text-alerts.com/getting-started/send-a-message.md): Learn how create a request to the Mobile Text Alerts API that will send a message.
- [Add a Subscriber](https://developers.mobile-text-alerts.com/getting-started/add-a-subscriber.md): Learn how to use the Mobile Text Alerts API to add a subscriber to your account
- [Setting up Webhooks](https://developers.mobile-text-alerts.com/getting-started/setting-up-webhooks.md): Learn how to set up webhooks with the Mobile Text Alerts API


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