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10DLC Product Manager

The new A2P 10DLC regulation is an on-going effort from the major US carriers to implement a better management of application-originated SMS & MMS messages.

Please note that this is not yet fully finalized, and therefore we are only able to list the dates officially set by those carriers (mainly AT&T and T-mobile).

 

Dates Change Description

Oct 1st, 2023

AT&T Short-Code and Toll-Free outbound SMS and MMS pass-through fees update

From October 1st, AT&T will increase their pass-through fees as follows:

 

  • For Short-Codes:

$0.0030 per SMS

(previously $0.0025)

$0.0050 per MMS

(previously $0.0030)

 

  • For Toll-Free Numbers:

$0.0030 per SMS

(previously $0.0025)

$0.0050 per MMS

(previously $0.0030)

Oct 1st, 2023

TELUS Short-Code pass-through fees increase

From October 1st, 2023, Telus (Canadian carrier) will increase its outbound SMS pass-through fees to:

$0.0065 CAD

(previously $0.005 CAD)

Oct 1st, 2023 AT&T will update the pass-through fees of 10DLC compliant SMS and MMS traffic

From October 1st, 2023, AT&T will increase their 10DLC compliant traffic pass-through fees to:

$0.0030 per SMS

(previously $0.0020)

$0.0050 per MMS

(previously $0.0035)

July 1st, 2023

ClearSky to introduce a new fee

ClearSky will introduce a new $0.0035 Number Access fee

July 1st, 2023

New Verizon Pass Through MT fees applied to unregistered 10DLC traffic

Starting July 1st, Verizon will charge $0.01 per SMS messages sent via grey routes

 

Additionally Verizon will apply a new $0.0065 pass-through fee for 10DLC SMS terminating to Claro Puerto Rico

June 1st,

2023

New ClearSky Pass Through MT fees applied to unregistered 10DLC traffic

$0.0035 per SMS

June 1st,

2023

New T-Mobile Pass Through MT fees applied

to unregistered 10DLC traffic

$0.005 per SMS

(previously $0.004)

$0.014 per MMS

(previously $0.013)

 

T-Mobile will increase those fees gradually throughout the year:

  • August 1st: 
    $0.006 per SMS
    $0.015 per MMS
  • October 1st: 
    $0.007 per SMS
    $0.016 per MMS
  • December 1st:
    $0.008 per SMS
    $0.017 per MMS

June 1st,

2023

New AT&T Pass Through MT fees applied to unregistered 10DLC traffic

$0.01 per SMS

(previously $0.004)

$0.015 per MMS

(previously $0.005)

Feb. 23, 2023

2 new carriers (MNOs) add to 10DLC

ClearSky & Interop are joining the list of carriers on the 10DLC network.

Note: existing campaigns will be updated to show the new MNOs at a later date.

December 1, 2022

T-Mobile introduces a new fee for 10DLC Campaign which do not have any number (LVN) linked to it for the past 60 days.

The fine will start being applied on Feb 1st, 2023 on a monthly basis to all non-compliant campaigns.

More information here

Oct. 7, 2022

T-Mobile removes the campaign activation fee The U.S. SMS 10DLC campaign one-time $50 registration fee from T-Mobile is now waived.
Sept. 1, 2022 Verizon's Pass Through Fee will increase Pass through fee will increase from a $0.0025 surcharge to a $0.003 surcharge
June 1, 2022 T-Mobile Special Business Review (per campaign)
Number Pooling (>50 numbers in a campaign)
A T-Mobile SBR for Number Pooling now costs $2000 per application
March 1, 2022 AT&T Pass Through MT fees applied

$.004 for unregistered SMS traffic
(previously communicated $.04)
$.005 for unregistered MMS traffic

March 1, 2022 T-Mobile Pass through MT/MO fees will be applied

$0.004 for unregistered SMS traffic
$0.013 for unregistered MMS traffic

March 1, 2022 T-mobile Campaign/Migration Service Activation Fee

$0

The $50 fee was cancelled by T-Mobile in October

October 1, 2021

T-Mobile/Sprint implementation of 10DLC fines Non-Compliance Fines
Date TBD

T-Mobile Special Business Review (per brand)

Unlimited Throughput

A T-Mobile SBR for Unlimited throughput will cost

$5000 per application (currently waived)

Date TBD T-Mobile charging a fine per incident (per message)

Vonage will block all unregistered traffic

 

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