Two charges anchored to the registration itself: a one-time invoice at brand submission and a monthly subscription that begins when the campaign verifies — that is, when the carriers actually start charging. Both are idempotent and best-effort, so a payment hiccup can never block a carrier registration.
Also called: A2P fees · brand registration fee · campaign monthly charge · what does texting registration cost
- 1Ids are anchored on the registration row so a retry cannot double-charge
- 2The tenant pays the rate-card price for their account, with margin invisible
- 3Invoices are emailed by Stripe with terms, so no stored card is required
- 4The customer is resolved from the org, then from the funnel signup, then created
Carrier registration spends real money the moment it is submitted, so it can never happen as a side effect of clicking through a wizard — the fee is shown and confirmed before anything is filed. The one-time brand fee is invoiced when the brand is submitted, and the monthly campaign fee starts only when texting actually turns on. A builder waiting on a carrier is not paying a monthly fee for something they cannot yet use.
- Carrier fees absorbed silently or billed unpredictably
- Charges starting before the service works
- Duplicate charges from retried automation
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