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SMS newsletters, run like a broadcast.

Consent-proofed imports, Eastern-Time scheduling, automatic STOP handling, per-message delivery truth. One console, built for one operator.

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NEXT SEND WINDOW

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counting down to the next 9:00 AM Eastern, live

KARACHI--:--:-- --
NEW YORK--:--:-- -- ET

Midnight in Karachi. Nine in New York.

One issue, followed from composed to delivered. Every timestamp below is the console doing its job.

  1. 11:47 PM
    KARACHI

    Compose with the meter running.

    A live counter watches encoding, segments, and cost while you type. The opt-out footer is already part of the count.

  2. 11:58 PM
    KARACHI

    Schedule in Eastern, from anywhere.

    Pick a wall-clock time in ET. Daylight saving is handled; the browser's timezone never touches the math.

  3. 9:00:00 AM
    EASTERN

    The dispatcher fires on the second.

    Each message claims its row exactly once, re-checks consent at dispatch time, and leaves with the opt-out footer appended inside the send path.

  4. 9:00:41 AM
    EASTERN

    A STOP comes back. It's already handled.

    The contact is unsubscribed before the webhook returns. A campaign mid-send skips them within one message.

  5. 9:15 AM
    EASTERN

    Delivery truth, not vanity metrics.

    Sent, delivered, failed and why, who replied, who left. Per campaign, per carrier error code, tied to the Telnyx message ID.

Compliance is the architecture, not a checkbox.

  • One send path

    Every message leaves through a single send path that re-checks consent at dispatch time and appends the opt-out footer itself. No template can forget it; no draft can bypass it.

  • STOP is structural

    An exact STOP reply flips the contact before the webhook even returns. A campaign already mid-send skips them within one message.

  • Consent has a paper trail

    Every contact stores when and how they opted in. Unsubscribed numbers can never be re-imported by accident.

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