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This page is for local businesses that use Podium to text customers, request reviews, and send payments or campaigns. Podium says US carriers require 10DLC registration for texts sent through apps like Podium to US numbers. Canadian customers who text US numbers must register too. Without it, Podium says messages may be filtered, throttled, or blocked.

10DLC Site is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podium. Provider names are used only to describe where information goes. This page describes the flow as documented at the time of writing (Updated September 2026). Screens change, so follow what you see in your account.

Which registration does Podium use, and who submits it?

Podium uses A2P 10DLC, and you submit the business details yourself at 10dlc.podium.com. Podium says only account owners or supervisors can complete it. Podium's marketing page says you can register on your own or get help from its team.

Podium's help article on the steps asks mainly for brand details. It does not list campaign fields such as sample messages, a Message Flow, or privacy policy and terms URLs. So for most Podium users, the business identity and website are what you control directly. The help article was last modified in June 2025, so your screens may show more.

What goes into Podium's 10DLC form?

Step	Fields Podium lists
Business type	Corporation, Partnership, Sole Proprietorship, LLC, Co-operative, Non-Profit
Business information	Legal Business Name, DBA (optional), Full Address, Business EIN
Additional information	Company Classification (Private, Public, Government), Business Website URL, Business Industry, whether you offer direct lending
Locations	If you have more than one, pick which locations the registration covers
Review and submit	Check every field, then click Continue

The website goes in the Business Website URL field. Use the site that shows the same legal name or DBA you entered.

Included in your Registration Kit: your exact legal name, DBA, address, and website URL laid out to match the Podium form, plus your privacy policy, terms, and opt-in page URLs in case Podium or a reviewer asks for them. Build my order →

What do reviewers check on your website?

Podium does not publish a website checklist. But 10DLC reviewers use the website you give to confirm the business is real and matches the brand. The same checks apply as on every provider:

Name match. The site should show your legal name or the DBA you entered. See brand name match.
Live and real. Not parked, not "coming soon," not behind a login. See no parked sites.
Contact details. Address, phone, and email that match the form. See business contact info.
Privacy policy with a no-sharing line. Mobile numbers and SMS consent are not shared for marketing. See privacy policy.
A clear text opt-in. Where you collect phone numbers, use an unchecked SMS box with disclosure. See opt-in form.

Why was my Podium registration denied?

These reasons come from Podium's 10DLC overview. Each links to a fix page.

Reason Podium lists	How to fix it	Fix page
Incorrect business name	Enter it exactly as on legal documents, including punctuation	Brand EIN mismatch
Invalid EIN	Enter 9 digits, no dashes	Brand EIN mismatch
Incomplete business information	Check address, business type, and classification	Business contact info
Denied with only a "Contact our support team" link	Contact Podium Support with your IRS 147C letter or other legal documents	Campaign rejected: next steps

Podium suggests checking your name and EIN on your Secretary of State website. You can request IRS Letter 147C to confirm the name the IRS has on file. To resubmit, follow the prompts in Settings, then Your Business, then Business Registration.

How long does Podium review take, and what does it cost?

Podium says verification typically takes 1 to 3 business days. Status shows as Pending, Approved, or Denied.

At the time of writing, Podium's help center lists:

Registration type	Fee listed by Podium	T-Mobile daily cap
Low Volume (default)	$5 per location per month	2,000
High Volume	Pro Bundle plus $20 per location per month add-on	2,000 to 200,000, based on Trust Score
Charity/Nonprofit	Not listed	2,000 to 200,000, 501(c)(3) only
Sole Proprietor	Not listed	1,000, single-location accounts

Podium's help center does not list a resubmission fee. Check Podium's current pricing before you act.

What Podium details trip people up?

Punctuation counts. "Smith & Sons, LLC" and "Smith and Sons LLC" are not the same name to a reviewer.
One registration per location. Multi-location accounts add each location with Add Registration.
Sole proprietor limits. Podium lists a 1,000 message daily T-Mobile cap and 1 message per second. See sole proprietor brand.
Caps cause failures. Podium says messages over the T-Mobile daily cap fail, and messages over your speed limit queue for up to 4 hours before failing.

How do I get a website that passes review?

Show your exact legal name or DBA. See brand name match.
List services and contact details. See content pages.
Serve pages over https. See SSL and HTTPS.
Publish a privacy policy with a no-sharing statement. See privacy policy.
Publish SMS terms. See SMS terms.
Add an unchecked SMS opt-in box. See opt-in form.
Keep the site live. See no parked sites.

10DLC Site builds these pages and gives you the website URL and business details to enter in Podium. You still submit the registration yourself, and carriers make the final decision. If a reviewer flags your website, we fix the website free.

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Not sure if your current site is ready? Compare your site with the checklist, or see pricing for a site built for 10DLC review.