This page is for software platforms and businesses that send US texts through Telgorithm's SMS API. Telgorithm serves many platforms that register brands and campaigns for their own end customers. If that is you, every customer's website faces the checks below.

10DLC Site is not affiliated with or endorsed by Telgorithm. 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 Telgorithm use, and who submits it?

Telgorithm uses A2P 10DLC, and in its recommended model you submit the registration yourself in The Campaign Registry (TCR). Telgorithm is a Connectivity Partner (CNP), not a registry. Its guide encourages customers to register as Campaign Service Providers (CSPs). A CSP enters brand details in the TCR portal and owns its brands and campaigns.

The other path is the reseller model. There you give brand details, including EINs, to your API provider. Telgorithm's guide warns that resellers must re-register every brand and campaign if they switch providers. After you submit, Telgorithm says it reviews campaigns before sending them to a Direct Connect Aggregator (DCA). The DCA approves or rejects.

Where do the website URLs go in a Telgorithm registration?

For CSPs, the URLs go into TCR's own brand and campaign forms, per TCR's CSP User Guide.

TCR marks the two link fields optional, but says a compliant privacy policy and terms are still required. Leaving them blank invites a rejection.

Included in your Registration Kit: the campaign description, Call-to-Action / Message Flow text, and sample messages written for your use case, plus the exact privacy, terms, homepage and opt-in URLs, ready to paste into TCR for your Telgorithm campaign. Build my order →

What does Telgorithm (and the DCA) check on your website?

Telgorithm's compliance checklist and privacy guide list these website checks:

• Brand name and website match. The site should be secure, with no broken links.
• A privacy policy. Required for all company sizes except Sole Proprietors. It should cover what data you collect, how you use it, whether you share it, opt-out steps, and a privacy contact. It must mention SMS.
• A live https privacy link. Telgorithm says DCAs manually review it. A broken, missing, or inadequate policy likely means rejection.
• Disclosures on web forms. Any form with a phone field needs SMS opt-in disclosures.
• Official links only. URLs in messages must use your own domain, not public shorteners like TinyURL.

Why was my Telgorithm 10DLC campaign rejected?

Telgorithm does not publish a numbered code list in the articles reviewed here. It names these causes:

Telgorithm's FAQ adds that every opt-in method you use must be compliant, whether or not you list it.

How long does review take, and what does it cost to resubmit?

Telgorithm says its campaign approvals take 48 hours or less on average. That is the company's own figure. It is not a promise, and DCAs make the call.

At the time of writing, Telgorithm's 10DLC guide lists:

Telgorithm notes that every rejection means resubmitting, and that resubmitting can get expensive. Fix everything on the site before you resubmit. Check current pricing with Telgorithm and TCR.

Telgorithm gotchas to know

1. Sole Proprietors have tight limits. Telgorithm's guide lists one campaign and one number, 1,000 messages per day on T-Mobile, and 15 messages per minute on AT&T. See sole proprietor brand.
2. Verbal opt-in needs explicit call-to-action wording. Telgorithm lists this among the October 2023 DCA changes.
3. A CSP sees rejection notices directly. Telgorithm says resellers must ask their provider for the DCA's rejection reason.

How do I get a website that passes Telgorithm review?

1. The site is live, secure, and matches your brand. See SSL and HTTPS and brand name match.
2. It shows your services and contact details. See business contact info.
3. It has a privacy policy that covers SMS and says numbers are not shared. See privacy policy.
4. It has SMS terms with STOP, HELP, frequency, and rates. See SMS terms.
5. Every form with a phone field has an SMS disclosure and an unchecked consent box. See opt-in form.
6. It is not parked or "coming soon." See no parked sites.

10DLC Site builds these pages and gives you the exact URLs to paste into TCR. You still submit the registration yourself, and carriers make the final decision. For other providers, see the any-provider guide.

Sources

• Telgorithm: A2P 10DLC Ultimate Guide and Resources
• Telgorithm: A Guide to 10DLC and Your Customers' Privacy Policies (May 2025)
• Telgorithm: 10DLC Rejections and Proactive Support (April 2025)
• Telgorithm: 10DLC Compliance Checklist (January 2024)
• Telgorithm: New 10DLC Campaign Compliance Requirements (October 2023)
• Telgorithm: 10DLC Compliance FAQs Answered (November 2023)
• Telgorithm: Sole Proprietor Registration Guide (November 2024)
• Telgorithm: 10DLC Registration
• Telgorithm: How to Avoid TCR Brand and Campaign Rejections (July 2023)
• Telgorithm Glossary: Brand and Campaign Rejections
• The Campaign Registry: CSP User Guide (April 2026)

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