How it works
Review Existing Copy, Fix My Copy, or Draft Fresh Copy
Easy A2P doesn't just flag problems — it tells you exactly what's wrong, why it causes rejection, and — with Fix My Copy or Draft Fresh Copy — gives you a full submission package ready to paste into the Trust Center.
Works Three Ways! Review, Fix, Or Draft Fresh
Already have A2P copy? Run a Pattern Check.
Paste in any section — or all of them. We'll check each one against the documented patterns that cause TCR rejections and carrier filtering. You'll see a result per section: what passed, what failed, and exactly what to change.
Best for: Agencies who've already drafted copy and want to check it before submitting.
If sections fail: Fix My Copy (1 credit) rewrites them through the Draft wizard — prefilled with your copy — and re-checks the result. The review is free, so Review + Fix = 1 credit — half the cost of drafting fresh.
Starting from scratch? We'll draft it.
Answer a short set of questions about the business, messaging intent, and opt-in method. We'll generate a complete, section-by-section package built to Trust Center standards — campaign description, sample messages, opt-in language, Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and more.
Best for: Agencies onboarding a new client and building the registration package from zero.
Wrong output? Auto-refund.
If our AI generates copy that doesn't match the use case you picked (for example, promotional content for a transactional-only campaign), we detect the mismatch automatically and refund your credits — no support ticket required.
Every Section The Trust Center Requires
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1. Campaign Use Case Description
Reviewed for: WHO receives messages, WHAT they'll receive, HOW opt-in was obtained, DBA disclosure if applicable, and absence of vague or template language. Character count verified (40 minimum, 4,096 maximum).
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2. Sample Message 1 & 2
Reviewed for: Business name present, STOP opt-out language, character limits (20 minimum, 1,024 maximum), no merge fields (curly braces), no public URL shorteners, content match to stated use case, no SHAFT content violations.
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3. Opt-In Confirmation Message
Reviewed for: Business name (not "from us"), STOP language, HELP language, message frequency mention, "Msg & data rates may apply" disclosure, and 320-character limit.
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4. Marketing Opt-In Checkbox
Reviewed for: Required language pattern, business name present, HELP and STOP references, rate disclosures, specificity of consent.
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5. Non-Marketing Opt-In Checkbox
Reviewed for: Separate from marketing checkbox, specific to the stated use case (not generic "non-marketing messages"), required language elements present.
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6. Opt-In Flow Description
Reviewed for: Trust Center field-specific format, method-specific language, alignment with submitted opt-in URL.
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7. Privacy Policy
Reviewed for: TCR required non-sharing clause (verbatim or equivalent), no affiliate marketing or data-selling language, SMS reference, opt-out instructions, contact info consistency.
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8. Terms of Service
Reviewed for all seven required clauses: business identity/program description, STOP unsubscribe instructions, HELP support mechanism with contact info, carrier liability clause, message frequency and rates disclosure, Privacy Policy cross-link, and the 18+ age restriction most older templates miss.
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9. Website Review Checklist
Reviewed via guided checklist: live site, business name displayed, PP and ToS linked in footer, no prohibited language, opt-in form accessible, no pre-checked consent boxes.
What Agencies Ask About the Pattern Check Process
What is pattern matching in the context of A2P 10DLC review?
Pattern matching, in the context of A2P 10DLC copy review, means systematically checking registration copy against the documented rejection triggers published by TCR. These include structural patterns (missing required clauses, prohibited language constructs, character limit violations) and semantic patterns (vague descriptions, use case misalignment, business name omissions). Unlike a general grammar or readability check, pattern matching for A2P copy is purpose-built around the specific criteria campaign reviewers and carrier filters use to evaluate campaigns.
Does running a Pattern Check Review guarantee my campaign will be approved?
No. Running a Pattern Check Review identifies known rejection patterns. However, TCR registers the campaign, and the mobile carriers and their review chain make all final approval decisions based on their own internal criteria. A pattern check significantly reduces the risk of preventable rejections — particularly the structural and language-level failures that are the most common documented causes — but it cannot account for every variable in the carrier review process.
Which sections of an A2P registration can be reviewed?
Easy A2P can review the following sections: Campaign Use Case Description, Sample Messages (1 and 2), Opt-In Confirmation Message, Marketing Opt-In Checkbox Language, Non-Marketing Opt-In Checkbox Language, Opt-In Flow Description, Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and a Website Review Checklist. Each section can be reviewed independently or as part of a full package review.
What happens when a section fails the review?
Every failure comes back with what tripped the rule and how to fix it. From there you can update the copy yourself, or click Fix My Copy (1 credit) — it walks your copy through the Draft wizard, prefilled with what you already wrote, rewrites the failing sections, and re-checks the result before you see it. The review is free, so rescuing failed copy costs 1 credit — half the cost of drafting fresh.
Ready to Run Your First Pattern Check?
Copy reviews are free, and every account starts with 3 drafting credits. No credit card required.
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