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A2P 10DLC Cost Calculator

See what SMS registration really costs your agency. Enter your brands, campaigns, and message volume to get one-time fees, monthly carrier costs, and a first-year total you can put in a client quote.

/ your messaging setup

/ one-time setup

$124

3 submissions

/ monthly recurring

$63.00

campaigns + carrier fees

/ first-year total

$880

setup + 12 months

/ where the dollars go

Brand registration (one-time)$4
Campaign vetting (one-time)$30
Hermes submission handling ($30 each, pass-through)$90
Campaign carrier fees / month$3.00
SMS carrier pass-through / month$60.00

/ heads up Your 5,000 voice minutes a month do not need A2P 10DLC. It is an SMS framework. Voice trust runs through branded caller ID (CNAM), a separate setup from 10DLC.

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The A2P 10DLC fee stack, line by line.

A2P 10DLC costs confuse operators because the fees come from three different places and land at three different times. This calculator separates them so you can quote a client accurately instead of getting surprised on the first invoice. The framework only applies to SMS, so your voice minutes never enter the math — they are shown only to make that boundary obvious.

The first bucket is one-time registration. Every brand you register with The Campaign Registry carries a brand fee, and every campaign under that brand carries a one-time vetting fee. On Hermes, each brand and each campaign is also a submission, billed at a flat thirty dollars of pass-through handling with no margin. So an agency registering one client brand with two campaigns has one brand fee, two campaign fees, and three submission fees, all paid once at setup.

The second bucket is monthly recurring. Carriers charge a per-campaign monthly fee that depends on the use case — a low-volume mixed campaign is cheap, a standard marketing campaign costs several times more. Layered on top is a per-segment carrier pass-through on every message you actually send, usually a fraction of a cent, which scales with your SMS volume. The third bucket is simply the first two combined across twelve months, which is the number that belongs in your per-client margin model. Register cleanly, consolidate campaigns where you can, and the A2P line stays small. On Hermes the whole stack runs under your own brand from one hundred forty-nine dollars a month, with the compliance fees passed straight through at cost.

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