A2P 10DLC registration is the carrier approval process that lets your business send text messages in the US. 247MARKETING.PRO registers your brand, writes the campaign, builds the compliance pages carriers check, and fixes rejections.
Everything here is delivered online. We work from San Antonio, Texas, and clients anywhere can hire us — nothing about this service requires meeting in person.
A2P stands for application-to-person: any text your software sends to a customer, instead of a text you thumb out yourself. 10DLC means a standard 10-digit local phone number. US mobile carriers require every business sending A2P traffic from a 10-digit number to be registered before the messages are delivered.
Registration has two parts:
If either part is missing or vague, carriers reject it, and your texts either fail silently or get filtered.
You do not need a large list or an existing marketing program. If you intend to text customers from a business number in the US, you need this.
We currently have 30 compliance sites live for 5 clients on this domain, built specifically to satisfy carrier review for A2P 10DLC. That is production work, not a sample — the pages are live and serving their purpose right now.
We do not name, link, or describe any individual client's compliance site. Their business details are theirs, and publishing them would be the same mistake we are hired to prevent.
Get a free visibility check. Tell us your business name and what you want to text customers about, and we will tell you what carriers will need from you before you submit.
If you send texts to US mobile numbers from a 10-digit business number using software — a CRM, a scheduling tool, an automation platform — yes. US carriers require registration before that traffic is delivered. Texting one person by hand from your own phone is not covered. Unregistered business traffic is filtered, blocked, or silently dropped without a bounce notice.
That rejection usually means the reviewer could not confirm your business exists and does what you say. The common causes are a website that does not name the business, no privacy policy, no terms page, no visible contact method, a business name that does not match your state filing, or sample messages that do not match your stated use case. Each one is fixable.
A public page that names the business and gives a contact method, a privacy policy that states mobile opt-in data is never sold or shared with third parties for marketing, and terms of service covering message frequency, message and data rates, and STOP and HELP instructions. The pages must be live and reachable without a login when reviewers check.
Yes. A2P 10DLC is a US carrier requirement, not a local one, and the entire process is handled online. We work from San Antonio, and we register brands and campaigns for businesses anywhere. What matters is that your business details match an official registration somewhere, not where you are located.
Your registered number can send the message types described in your approved campaign. Stay inside that description. Sending a different kind of message than you registered — marketing traffic on a customer-care campaign, for example — is how approved campaigns get flagged later. Keep honoring STOP requests immediately and keep your opt-in records.
No. You keep the number your customers already know — we port it into the platform we manage, and the A2P registration attaches to it there. Porting needs details from your current carrier account, and your number keeps working while it moves. If you would rather not port, we can register a new number instead.