Two automated charges tied to the texting-compliance registration: a one-time brand fee invoiced when the brand is submitted, and a monthly subscription started when the campaign verifies. Both are idempotent, anchored to the registration record, and best-effort so a billing hiccup never blocks a carrier registration.
Also called: A2P fees · 10DLC registration cost · carrier registration fee · texting compliance charge
- 1Invoices are emailed by the processor with a payment window, so no stored card is required.
- 2The customer record resolves from the organisation, then the signup record, then a new customer is created using the business's own invoice-settings name and email.
- 3The tenant price uses the low-volume tier of the relevant rate where tiers exist.
- 4The monthly subscription starts at verification, not at submission.
Carrier registration for business texting takes weeks and carries monthly fees, and charging a builder from the day the paperwork was submitted bills them for a capability that does not work yet, sometimes for a month or more. The recurring fee starts when the registration verifies and texting actually turns on, which is when the carriers start charging us. One-off setup fees and ongoing monthly fees are itemised separately, so a builder can tell which is which.
- Compliance fees charged before the capability was live.
- Manual invoicing of registration costs.
- Duplicate charges from retried registrations.
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