Texting Unlocked — A2P 10DLC + email deliverability
Your texts and emails actually land — registration filed and followed through, sending domain authenticated, warmed and monitored.
LogixLevel's Texting Unlocked service handles A2P 10DLC brand and campaign registration for US businesses on GoHighLevel, sets up a dedicated sending domain with SPF, DKIM and DMARC, warms it up and monitors deliverability — so SMS reminders, text-backs and email campaigns reach the inbox instead of silently failing. Fixed $497.
The most common reason automation “doesn’t work”
It isn’t the workflow. It’s that the text never left, or the email went to spam. Registration, authentication and warm-up are unglamorous — and they are the foundation every other system depends on.
What's included
- ✓A2P 10DLC brand + campaign registration prepared, filed and followed through (legal name match, consent language, privacy-policy wording, opt-in/opt-out keywords)
- ✓Dedicated sending domain with SPF, DKIM and DMARC
- ✓Warm-up schedule and sending-volume ramp
- ✓Deliverability monitoring and a monthly health check for care-plan clients
- ✓Compliance settings — STOP handling, quiet hours, consent capture
Best for
- • Anyone whose GoHighLevel texts show "sent" but never arrive
- • Businesses about to launch reminders, text-back or campaigns
- • Agencies onboarding client sub-accounts
Questions about Texting Unlocked — A2P 10DLC + email deliverability
Why do my texts fail?
US carriers block business texting from numbers that aren't registered under A2P 10DLC, and Twilio has blocked unregistered traffic since September 2023. Registration is frequently rejected for mismatched legal names, missing consent checkboxes or an absent privacy-policy sentence — the exact things we fix before filing.
What does registration cost besides your fee?
Carrier and vetting fees are billed by HighLevel — roughly $24.50 one-time for the brand, about $15.75 for campaign vetting and up to $11.03 per campaign per month, as published in HighLevel's help center.
Do I need a separate sending domain for email?
Yes, if you send campaigns or automations. Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook now require SPF, DKIM and DMARC alignment and a one-click unsubscribe for bulk senders; a dedicated sub-domain protects your main domain's reputation.
Last updated · By Imran A., Founder & Lead Systems Architect, LogixLevel