Under current carrier rules, business texting on US local numbers requires A2P 10DLC registration — and unregistered traffic gets filtered before it ever buzzes a phone. We run the registration, rewrite your consent language, wire the opt-outs, and hand you templates that pass review. Flat fee. Defined finish line.
10DLC compliance isn't a checkbox. It's a chain: registration, consent, delivery, revocation. Any link missing and you're either texting nobody or texting liability.
Unregistered texts don't bounce — they die in transit, and nobody tells you. Under current carrier rules, unregistered traffic on US local numbers gets filtered or blocked outright. Your dashboard says sent. The phones say nothing. Entire campaigns "running" to nobody, for months.
Per GoHighLevel's published registration guidance, your business name and address must match IRS EIN records exactly — the CP 575 or 147C letter, no P.O. boxes — plus a live site with Privacy Policy and Terms, consent language that matches the campaign description, and sample messages. One mismatch and the review bounces. Then you re-enter the queue.
Per GoHighLevel's published registration guidance, campaign review was running roughly 10 to 15 business days as of mid-2026 — a realistic one-to-three-week runway before a single legal marketing text. The campaign is written, the list is ready, and legally you can't send. Every week you didn't plan for is a week of pipeline you did.
The no-EIN sole-proprietor path looks like a shortcut. Per GoHighLevel's published registration guidance it means OTP verification to a real US mobile, sharply limited throughput, and a hard cap on the numbers you can send from. For a real business it's the wrong registration — a ceiling installed on day one, hit exactly when the campaigns start working.
Marketing texts in NY, NJ, and PA require prior express written consent — and under current law, violations carry $500 to $1,500 in statutory damages per text. Per text. A list pulled from a delivery app or bought from a "data partner" is not consent. One cadence to one bad list can cost more than the campaign was ever going to make.
Your workflow catches STOP. It doesn't catch "stop texting me," "please remove me," or "wrong number, quit it." Under current FCC rules, opt-outs by any reasonable wording must be honored within 10 business days, across all message types. A keyword-only workflow keeps texting people who already revoked. See Trap 05 for the price.
This is bounded work with a defined finish line, which is why it's a flat fee and not a retainer. We take you from EIN paperwork to approved campaign to first compliant send — and we wire it so the follow-up machine this unlocks has something legal to run on.
We run SMS cadences on our own GoHighLevel stack every day — our own registrations, our own consent language, our own opt-out plumbing. And we came up in insurance, a regulated, consent-heavy industry where a sloppy disclosure costs real money. FreedInsure: founded February 2023 by two people with zero startup capital, $227 first month of commission, grown to $1.3M a year with three-quarters of the book renewing, with clients leaving 4.9 stars across 519 public Google reviews. TCPA discipline isn't a service line we bolted on. It's how we had to operate.
The offer is simple. Setup is a flat fee: $297 — registration, consent rewrite, opt-out wiring, first templates. Bounded work, priced like bounded work: no percentage of your revenue, no open retainer. If the carrier rejects the filing, we fix the real cause and resubmit — free, as many times as it takes, until you’re approved. The resubmission fees are ours to eat, not another invoice. If you want us watching the rules after launch, optional compliance monitoring is $49 a month, cancel whenever — and it’s included at no charge while you’re on a consulting retainer with us.
The playbook isn't a secret. These are free, and they're most of what a first consult would cover.
Brand, campaign, fees, timelines, and the rejection traps — the whole process written out, for free.
The cadence machine your registered number feeds — speed-to-lead, sequences, and the wiring behind them.
The stack we actually run — and how the texting layer fits into the rest of the machine.
The free revenue diagnosis covers your texting layer too: registration status, consent language, opt-out handling, and what the filter is quietly costing you. Straight verdict, in writing.