Questions

No. The registry and the carriers make the decision, and no one outside them can promise an outcome. What we do is prepare each submission to meet their requirements, check it against your website and consent flow before it goes in, and correct it if it is returned.

A2P 10DLC stands for application-to-person messaging over 10-digit long codes. It is the US framework for businesses that send text messages from standard local phone numbers. Businesses register their brand and each messaging campaign so carriers can identify them and deliver their messages.

Any business that sends texts to US mobile numbers from a standard 10-digit local number through a messaging platform needs to register. That includes small local businesses, agencies sending on behalf of clients and software platforms.

The brand is your business identity: legal name, tax ID, address and website. The campaign describes what you send: the use case, sample messages, how people opt in and how they opt out. A brand can have more than one campaign.

Your legal business name, EIN or equivalent, entity type, business address, website, a contact person, and a description of the messages you send and how customers agree to receive them. If you already have a rejection, send us the rejection reason as well.

Usually, yes. Send us the rejection message and the details you submitted. We find the cause, correct the brand or campaign and resubmit. Some rejections come down to a category that carriers do not allow, and we will tell you plainly if that is your situation.

Sole proprietor registration exists for individuals and very small senders without an EIN, with tighter limits than a standard brand. Whether it fits depends on your volume and business structure. We can look at your details and recommend the right type.

Yes. We register brands and campaigns for businesses and agencies that send through GoHighLevel and other messaging platforms. See our GoHighLevel page for what we need from an agency.

Carriers filter or block messages from unregistered traffic on 10-digit numbers, so your texts may not reach customers, and your platform may restrict or suspend sending. Registering is the way to get delivered reliably.

Yes. Approved brands and campaigns are given message limits that depend on the brand type and trust information. Higher volumes may call for additional vetting. We explain what applies to your case.

Registry and carrier fees apply, and our service is priced based on your situation. Send us a request and we will reply with a quote.

It varies. Brand and campaign reviews are done by third parties and times change, especially when a submission is returned for correction. We tell you where things stand and what is needed rather than quoting a fixed date.

In practice, yes. Reviewers check the website for a privacy policy and for terms that cover text messaging, and for the consent language on your opt-in form. We tell you exactly what to add.

No. We prepare registrations to meet carrier and registry requirements. For legal questions about consent and messaging laws, speak to a qualified attorney.

Yes. Registration applies to application-to-person texting from 10-digit local numbers regardless of volume. Smaller senders may qualify for a lower-volume registration type with tighter limits.

Yes. A brand can register several campaigns, for example one for appointment reminders and another for promotions. Each campaign needs its own description, samples and consent details.

Only if those contacts gave consent to receive your text messages and you can show it. Purchased, rented or scraped lists do not carry consent, and carriers do not accept them.

A live site that matches the business, a findable privacy policy, terms that cover text messaging, and consent language next to every form that collects a phone number.

Carriers have been tightening how they treat unregistered traffic on 10-digit numbers, so messages that used to get through can now be filtered. Registering your brand and campaign is the way to restore reliable delivery.

Changes to your legal name, address, website or the kinds of messages you send may need to be reflected in your registration. Tell us what changed and we will advise what to update or register.

Yes. We work with agencies and platforms that have many client brands. Send us the list and we will handle them with a consistent intake.

No. We are an independent service. The registry and carriers review and decide on every registration.