Texting is the highest-liability channel a small business touches. Paste your campaign and we'll check it against the disclosures carriers require, the content they silently block, and the quiet hours your state enforces.
This checks message content against common carrier requirements and widely cited TCPA practice. It cannot see your consent records, and consent is what actually decides liability. Rules change and vary by state. Have a lawyer review your program before you send at volume.
The message content is rarely what sinks a business. It is being unable to show when and how a contact opted in. Keep the timestamp, the source, and the exact wording they agreed to. A purchased list is not consent.
STOP has to work instantly and permanently, including replies like STOPALL, UNSUBSCRIBE, QUIT, and CANCEL. Every message that lands after an opt-out is a separate potential violation.
Federal rules run 8am to 9pm in the recipient's local time, not yours. Several states are stricter. A campaign scheduled by your clock will hit someone else's 6am.
An unidentified sender gets reported as spam, and carrier complaint rates are what get your number filtered. Naming your business in the first message protects deliverability and satisfies identification rules at the same time.
Sales Nest keeps consent, opt-outs, and quiet hours handled inside the CRM, so the compliance part stops being something you have to remember.