Free tool / Phone Systems
Is your website A2P ready?
US carriers block business texting until your A2P 10DLC registration is approved, and the reviewer checks your website for three specific things. Enter your site and find out in thirty seconds where you stand.
Checks your live public pages. Nothing is stored.
Not sure what any of this means? Start with our A2P 10DLC compliance guide: the three requirements explained, with paste-ready copy blocks for each one. This tool is its automated pre-flight check.
FAQ
How the checker works and what the results mean.
It fetches your live public pages and looks for the three website elements A2P 10DLC reviewers check: an SMS section in your privacy policy (including the no-third-party-sharing and message frequency language), a public SMS Terms page with STOP, HELP, frequency, rates, and carrier-liability language, and an unchecked SMS consent checkbox on forms that collect a phone number. It reads static HTML only, so forms rendered entirely by JavaScript may need a manual look.
A pass here means the standard website requirements are visible, which removes the most common rejection reasons. Final approval rests with carrier reviewers and depends on the rest of your registration (brand details, campaign description, sample messages). Treat this as a pre-flight check, not a guarantee.
The most common website-side reasons: SMS language missing from the privacy policy specifically (having it only in your terms is not enough), no message frequency disclosure, an SMS terms page that exists but is not linked from the site footer, or a consent checkbox that is pre-checked or required. Run the check above, then compare against the copy blocks in our free guide.
No. The check fetches your public pages, scores them in memory, returns the result to your browser, and keeps nothing. It only works on publicly reachable sites.