Alerts and notifications
Order updates, appointment reminders, delivery alerts and time-sensitive notices.
Use US 10-digit long code numbers for application messaging, with brand and campaign registration guidance.
10DLC stands for 10-Digit Long Code. It is a US local number type used for application messaging from businesses.
US carriers require brand and campaign registration before 10DLC traffic can be sent at scale. Registration verifies the sender, the opt-in method and the message use case.
A 10DLC number gives recipients a familiar local number while keeping messaging aligned with carrier requirements.
Support everyday messages that customers expect from a local business number.
Order updates, appointment reminders, delivery alerts and time-sensitive notices.
Two-way conversations for support, scheduling and account questions.
Opt-in campaigns, offers and re-engagement messages with clear consent.
Verification codes and account-security messages where the use case permits.
Combine local recognition with a registered messaging program.
A US 10-digit number feels familiar to recipients and reinforces a local identity.
Brand and campaign registration aligns traffic with carrier requirements.
Support growing message volumes across teams and use cases.
Customers can reply, opt out and continue the conversation.
Select US local 10-digit numbers for your brand or campaigns.
Submit business details and describe how recipients opted in.
Configure notifications, support flows or marketing journeys.
Launch with opt-out handling, monitoring and delivery reporting.
Before you launch, make sure your messaging program meets carrier and local requirements:
Registration requirements, throughput and content rules depend on the carrier, campaign type and current policies. We can help review your registration and messaging flows; carrier approval remains subject to their review.
10DLC uses local US 10-digit numbers, while toll-free messaging uses 800-style numbers. Both can support application-to-person traffic, but registration, throughput and content rules differ.
Yes. US carriers require brand and campaign registration for 10DLC traffic. We can guide you through the information required for your use case.
Review times vary by carrier and campaign. We will confirm current timelines during onboarding.
Pricing depends on numbers, registration requirements and message volume. Contact our team for a quote based on your use case.
Carrier filtering, throughput limits and content rules apply. Clear consent, accurate registration and proper opt-out handling improve deliverability.
Yes, with documented opt-in consent and compliant content. Some carriers apply stricter review to marketing campaigns.
Tell us about your use case, expected volume and target markets. We will help you review numbers, registration and messaging flows.