Pricing.
$79 per client to have the 10DLC brand and campaign inspected, fixed and filed in your CRM, with one resubmission included. The inspection on its own is free. Nothing monthly to start.
Free inspection
Enter one client's site. See what a reviewer would flag, with the code and the wording to fix it. No account.
Inspect a siteDone-for-you filing
Per client. Inspection, every fix written, filed in your CRM, one resubmission included.
File a client for $79Monitoring
After filing, we recheck each client's site and tell you when a redesign breaks the form or the policy. Early access.
Join early accessWhat the $79 covers.
Line by line, and what stays outside it.
Who does what.
You send the client. We do the reading, the writing and the filing.
Rejected for something we marked clear? Your $79 comes back.
We do not promise approval. Carriers and their registration partners decide that. We stand behind our own check, in writing.
Before you pay.
How much does File10DLC charge to file a 10DLC registration?
$79 per client, paid up front. It covers an inspection of the client's live site and campaign draft against 68 published rejection reasons, every fix written, filing the brand and campaign in your CRM, and one resubmission.
Is there a monthly fee?
No. Filing is paid per client. Monitoring after filing is optional, from $49 a month, and in early access.
What is not included?
Carrier and registry fees, which your CRM bills to the client's account; editing the client's website; and a second resubmission, which is another $79.
When do I get my money back?
If the filing is rejected for something our inspection marked as clear, the $79 comes back. Carriers decide every approval, so an inspection is not a guarantee; the refund stands behind our own check.
How do I pay and what happens next?
Use the File a client button. You pay by card, then we send the intake list: the client's legal name, address and EIN from the IRS letter, a support email at their domain, and a team login on their account in your CRM.
Is the inspection really free?
Yes. Enter one client's site and see what a reviewer would flag, with the rejection code and the wording to fix it. No account, and nothing to pay.