10DLC-Compliant Website for $350, Delivered in 1 Business Day

What is the Full Percent 10DLC-compliant website?

It is a custom-branded business website built to carry the pages and consent language that 10DLC campaign reviewers look for, for a one-time $350 (plus processing fees and taxes), delivered within 1 business day. You order at /checkout.html, fill out the onboarding form, and we build it.

Carriers and vetting partners check the website listed on your brand and campaign registration. Twilio's campaign approval guidance, for example, expects a working website that matches the registered business and shows how people opt in to messages (Twilio Help Center, 2026). A bare page, a parked domain, or a site missing a privacy policy gives reviewers an easy reason to reject.

What's included for $350

Everything below ships in the single $350 package. There are no required add-ons to reach a submittable site.

• Responsive, custom-branded site built for your business name, not a generic template with placeholder text.
• Privacy Policy page that addresses how mobile numbers and SMS consent are handled.
• Terms page covering your messaging program terms.
• SMS consent page explaining what people are signing up for.
• Contact forms with compliant consent language next to the phone-number field.
• Hosting and maintenance on Full Percent infrastructure.
• DNS and SSL setup so the site loads on your domain over HTTPS.
• OG image so links to your site show a clean preview in SMS threads and on social platforms.
• Ready to submit to a carrier or messaging platform for 10DLC review.

What you provide

You provide the business facts; we handle the build. The onboarding form collects what the site needs to match your registration.

• Your legal business name and any DBA, exactly as they will appear on your 10DLC brand registration.
• Business address, contact email, and phone number to publish on the site.
• The domain you want the site on, and access to update its DNS (or someone who can).
• A short description of what you do and what your text messages will be about.
• Your logo and brand colors, if you have them.

How it works

The process is five steps, and the build clock starts once the onboarding form is complete.

1. Pay at /checkout.html. Checkout runs on Stripe. $350 one-time plus processing fees and taxes.
2. Complete the onboarding form. This is where you give us your business details, domain, and messaging purpose.
3. We build the site. Pages, consent language, forms, and the OG preview image are created for your brand.
4. DNS and SSL. We point the domain at Full Percent hosting and issue the certificate.
5. You submit. Use the live URL in your brand and campaign registration with your carrier or messaging platform.

What's not included

The $350 package is the website. It is not the registration itself, and it is not a promise of approval.

• Registration filing. Filing your brand and campaign with your messaging platform (and through it, The Campaign Registry) is a separate engagement; ask. See SMS and 10DLC compliance.
• Approval guarantee. There is none. Carriers and TCR vetting partners decide. A compliant website removes a common rejection reason; it does not control the rest of the review, such as your business identity data, use case, or sample messages.
• Messaging platform fees. Brand, vetting, and monthly campaign fees are charged by your provider, not by us. Twilio, for example, lists a $15 campaign vetting fee and monthly campaign fees of $1.50 to $10 depending on use case (Twilio, September 2026).
• Legal advice. The pages follow industry practice for SMS programs; they are not a substitute for your own counsel.

Who it's for

Any US business that needs to register an SMS campaign and does not have a website that will pass review.

• Business funding and MCA brokers and lenders.
• Insurance agencies and lead generators.
• Debt guidance firms.
• Health, real estate, SBA, vehicle inspection, and any other business registering a 10DLC campaign.

If you already have a strong website and only need consent language and policy pages added, the compliance service may fit better. You can also run your current site through the free Landing Page QA tool to see which 10DLC and TCPA signals it is missing.

What reviewers look for on the site

Reviewers want to see a real business, a clear opt-in, and published policies. The table maps common reviewer checks to what the site ships with.

Toll-free senders need the same foundation: starting September 15, 2026, Twilio rejects new toll-free verification submissions that lack privacy policy and terms URLs (Twilio changelog, 2026).

Stephen Ventura founded Full Percent in Boca Raton, Florida. He has built email systems since 1997 and SMS platforms since before the iPhone. stephenventura.com