Community-based digital health interventions (DHIs) are widely seen as promising tools to bridge access gaps and strengthen service delivery for maternal and neonatal health outcomes in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). However, equity-related determinants and outcomes in their design and implementation remain poorly understood.This review aims to explore the digital and social determinants influencing inequities in implementation, access and utilization of community-based digital health interventions for maternal and child health in SSA, highlighting equity needs and strategies.