10DLC Registration Checklist
Brand and campaign registration, step by step, with a printable record of what was filed.
Free tools and plain guides for small businesses that text and call customers: the opt-in wording, STOP and HELP replies, quiet hours by time zone, 10DLC registration and the records that prove each consent.
Consent log
Example entries

Each one does a single job, runs in your browser and ends in a record you can copy or print.
Brand and campaign registration, step by step, with a printable record of what was filed.
Builds the SMS privacy clause and terms block that 10DLC campaign vetting looks for.
Checks a sending time against the federal window and stricter state windows.
Consent, sending, records and registration in one checklist that rolls up to a printable record.
Builds a text sign-up consent form for the web or the counter, every clause sourced.
Builds prior express written consent wording for marketing calls and texts, with a missing-element check.
Writes the keyword call to action, opt-in confirmation, HELP and STOP replies, with segment counts.
Pick both states: whether one-party or all-party consent applies, and the announcement to use.
Exposure from message and call counts at the statutory amount per violation.
One-time, monthly and per-message 10DLC fees from five providers' published fee pages.
Scenario questions for staff who text or call, with a printable completion record.
Counts characters and segments, and checks the opt-out line still fits.
Every texting or calling programme runs the same three steps, in this order.
01
Ask in words a customer can understand, and note when, where and how they said yes.
02
Register the number, identify the business, keep to the recipient's hours and honour STOP promptly.
03
Hold the proof of every opt-in and opt-out so you can show it when a customer or a court asks.
Every texting or calling programme comes down to the same four pieces of work.

Opt-in wording, keyword replies and the rules for marketing and service texts to customers.
3 tools, 3 guides, 10 comparisons

Consent, calling hours and Do Not Call lists for businesses that phone their customers.
1 tool, 7 guides, 8 comparisons

Keeping proof of each consent and opt-out: what to log, for how long and how to export it.
5 tools, 2 guides, 3 comparisons

Registering a business brand and its texting campaigns for 10DLC before messages go out.
3 tools, 4 guides, 3 comparisons
One question at a time, answered from the rule itself, with the date it was read.
The FCC's seven stop words, STOP, HELP and START, and which words 14 texting tools catch by themselves.
National registry access and the internal do-not-call list every telemarketer must keep.
The autodialer definition after Facebook v. Duguid and what still needs consent.
What the TCPA exempts, and what an established business relationship does and does not cover.
The carrier rulebook behind 10DLC vetting, and how it differs from the TCPA.
Nine state laws that go further than the TCPA: hours, consent, call caps, damages, registration.
The rules move: FCC orders take effect in stages, carriers change their terms, states pass their own laws. Seen a page fall behind, or need a rule explained? Write to the editors.