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Your best email never gets opened. A text does.

Launch SMS campaigns to your audience, sent from your own number or a ZipAudience number, with a consent attestation at launch and automatic STOP/START opt-outs built in. Inbound texts and opt-outs are captured so the channel stays safe to run.

campaign · sms-spring-push903 recipients

+1 (415) 555-0142

Your own number

A2P 10DLCRegisteredConsent attested

Hi Dana, it's Sam at Northwind. Saw you grabbed the spring pricing guide. Want the 12-month rate locked in? Reply YES and I'll send it over.

140 chars · 1 segment · STOP to opt out

Delivery

+1 (206) 555-0118

09:41:02

Delivered

+1 (312) 555-0173

09:41:09

Delivered

+1 (646) 555-0204

09:41:11

Sent

+1 (503) 555-0149

09:41:14

Queued

+1 (415) 555-0190

Inbound: "STOP"

09:41:55

Suppressed

Sent

900

Rate / msg

$0.0094

Balance

$41.54

"Delivered" is a carrier receipt. An inbound STOP opts that number out and adds it to your suppression list.

The problem

Email gets ignored. Texting gets read, and that is exactly why it is risky.

A text message gets opened in minutes, but the moment you start sending them at scale the hard parts show up fast. Consent rules are not optional, opt-outs have to be honored, and most tools treat SMS as a separate silo with its own list and its own way to get you in trouble. So the channel that converts best is the one most teams are too nervous to run.

You know texts get read, but TCPA consent and opt-out handling make it feel legally radioactive.
US application-to-person texting needs A2P 10DLC registration before it sends cleanly.
Standing up texting usually means a second platform and a second number setup.
A missed STOP is a complaint waiting to happen.

The market gap

Most outreach stacks bolt SMS on as an afterthought, or standalone SMS blasters give you throughput with no consent gate and no suppression. ZipAudience runs SMS inside the same campaign system as email: consent is attested at launch, A2P 10DLC registration is part of getting your number ready, an inbound STOP suppresses that number automatically, and the audience is built from the same lists and suppression you already use.

How we solve it

Text campaigns on one compliant rail.

SMS sits inside the same campaign builder and suppression system as email, not off in its own tool.

Send from your number

Bring your own number and carrier, or send from a ZipAudience number. Your choice, set per campaign.

A2P 10DLC registration

US application-to-person texting requires 10DLC registration; getting your number ready includes it, so messages send cleanly.

Consent at launch

Launching an SMS campaign requires a consent attestation up front, so you confirm you have the right to text every recipient before a single message goes out.

STOP/START handled

An inbound STOP or UNSUBSCRIBE opts that number out automatically; START re-subscribes. No manual scrubbing, no missed opt-out.

Suppression applied

Your audience is built from your lists with suppressed numbers filtered out before sending.

Pay per message

SMS is pay-per-message from your prepaid balance; messages sent through your own number are not billed by ZipAudience.

AI does the heavy lifting

SMS shares the same audience, lists, and suppression as your email outreach, so a number that opts out is filtered from future sends. Today the AI reply inbox, intent scoring, and AI-drafted replies cover email; SMS focuses on compliant sending, delivery, and opt-out capture, with more on the roadmap.

How it works

From zero to results in a few clicks

1

Get your number ready

Bring your own number and carrier, or use a ZipAudience number; A2P 10DLC registration is part of setup.

2

Attest consent

Confirm the consent attestation that you have permission to text the audience.

3

Write and launch

Draft the message yourself or with AI, then launch. Suppressed numbers are filtered out before sending.

4

Capture opt-outs

Inbound STOP and UNSUBSCRIBE opt those numbers out automatically and add them to your suppression list.

Reach a channel people read

Texts get opened in minutes, so put your message where it actually gets seen.

Compliance you do not babysit

Consent at launch, 10DLC registration, and automatic STOP/START keep the channel safe to run.

Built on your existing lists

SMS uses the same audiences and suppression as your email outreach.

Your number or ours

Bring your own number and carrier, or send from a ZipAudience number, whichever fits.

Frequently asked

What number do my texts send from?

Your choice. You can bring your own number and carrier, or send from a ZipAudience number. It is set per campaign, so different campaigns can use different senders.

How does ZipAudience keep SMS compliant?

Launching an SMS campaign requires a consent attestation confirming you have permission to text the recipients, US numbers go through A2P 10DLC registration, and an inbound STOP or UNSUBSCRIBE opts that number out automatically (START re-subscribes).

If someone texts STOP, does it also stop my emails?

A STOP opts that phone number out of SMS and adds it to your suppression list. Email unsubscribes are handled on the email address. We do not silently link a phone number to an email address, so opting out of texts does not by itself stop email to a different address.

Does the AI inbox cover SMS replies?

Today the AI reply inbox, intent scoring, and AI-drafted replies cover email. SMS captures inbound messages and opt-outs; deeper SMS reply tooling is on the roadmap.

How is SMS billed?

SMS is pay-per-message from your prepaid balance. Messages you send from a ZipAudience number draw from that balance; messages sent through your own number are not billed by ZipAudience.

Put your message where it gets read.

Launch an SMS campaign with consent and opt-outs handled for you.

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