Email & SMS campaigns
The audience that receives it is smaller than the list you uploaded
Two channels
Email and text, through the same send gate
Bulk email
Segment picker, composer with the required footer inserted automatically, delivery tracking, and bounce- or complaint-driven suppression. Built on Amazon SES with your own authenticated sending domain.
- Unsubscribe link and postal address in every message
- Bounces and complaints suppress the address automatically
- Per-organization sending domain with SPF, DKIM and DMARC
Bulk SMS
Text campaigns to the same segments, from a local or a toll-free number, plus the paperwork US carriers require. Registration is handled for each agency (A2P 10DLC for a local number, toll-free verification for a toll-free one), and you can see where it stands while carriers review it.
- Your sender name and opt-out notice on every text
- Inbound STOP suppresses across every future campaign
- Quiet hours enforced in each recipient's own time zone
The send gate
Checked where no future code path can skip it
Consent, per channel
Email consent and SMS consent are separate facts. A contact who is happy to receive your newsletter has not agreed to be texted, and the gate treats those as different questions.
Suppression, permanently
Unsubscribes, hard bounces, spam complaints and STOP replies all write a suppression entry. Nothing removes one automatically, and re-importing the address does not clear it.
Opt-out inside ten days
CAN-SPAM gives you ten business days to honour an unsubscribe. Honouring it on the next send instead — automatically — is simply easier than building a process to track the deadline.
Excluded counts are shown
You see how many contacts were dropped and why, before you send. A tool that quietly sends to fewer people teaches you nothing about the health of your list.
Rate-limited per organization
Sends are queued and paced to respect provider throughput and carrier limits, so a large campaign does not get you throttled or flagged.
Every outcome recorded
Delivered, opened, clicked, bounced, unsubscribed — written per recipient, so a campaign report is a record rather than an estimate.
Carrier registration
The paperwork nobody warns you about
US carriers will not deliver application-to-person texts from a number nobody has vouched for. You text from either a local number or a toll-free one, and each has its own approval: a local number needs an A2P 10DLC brand and campaign, a toll-free number needs a toll-free verification. The review runs on the carriers’ clock. We start it during onboarding and show you exactly where it is.
Skipping it does not mean cheaper texts. It means blocked ones.
Local number
- 01
Brand registration
~1 dayYour legal entity, EIN and contact details are submitted to the registry.
- 02
Campaign registration
5–15 daysYour use case and sample messages are reviewed, including the opt-in wording your form shows.
- 03
Number provisioning
~1 dayAn approved campaign is attached to your number and throughput is set.
- 04
Sending enabled
—The SMS composer unlocks. Until then it stays visibly pending rather than failing silently.
Toll-free number
- 01
Number purchase
Same dayA toll-free number is bought for your agency. Verification is filed against it.
- 02
Toll-free verification
~3 business daysYour legal entity, EIN, use case, a sample message and proof of opt-in are reviewed for that number.
- 03
Sending enabled
—The SMS composer unlocks. Until then it stays visibly pending rather than failing silently.
Send to a list you can defend
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