Text Messaging Terms & Conditions
Carriers require that organizations include a section on their website for text messaging terms and conditions. This ensures transparency about text messaging practices and compliance with 10DLC standards.
Terms & Conditions Requirements
Text messaging terms & conditions are required to secure an approved use case. They should be clearly labeled as such on your website, easily accessible, and on their own page. The terms & conditions must contain the following:
- Organization name
- The types of messages the recipient can expect to receive (account-related, informational, etc...)
- If you are registering for the political or charity use case, please read the section below for an additional requirement.
- Message frequency details
- Message and data rates disclosure
- Instructions for requesting help (Text HELP for help, contact [email address] for help)
- Opt-out instructions (Text STOP to unsubscribe)
- The Terms & Conditions must be linked in the Contact Source Opt-in Language
Special Use Cases
If you are registering for the political or charity use case, you must add a message type in the opt-in language that reflects the use case. Special use cases will be rejected if they don't include this. For Example:
- Political: "By providing your phone number, you agree to receive political call-to-action, informational, or account-related text messages..."
- Charity: "By providing your phone number, you agree to receive donation-related, informational, or account-related text messages..."
For Example:
Text Messaging Terms of Service By signing up for text message updates, you agree to receive promotional, informational, or account-related messages from [Your Organization Name] at the mobile number provided by the user. Message frequency may vary based on your interactions, upcoming events, or important notices from [Your Organization Name]. Message and data rates may apply. You can request help by responding to a text message with HELP or by emailing [[email protected]]. You can opt out of receiving text messages at any time by replying STOP to any message. |
For any questions, reach out to [email protected]!