TellySend runs SMS for peptide, research-compound and supplement brands, alongside their email. Each brand is registered with the US carriers before its first text, opt-ins are recorded with the exact wording people agreed to, texts only go out in the daytime, STOP works at once, and every link tracks the orders it drives. What a brand can text depends on what it sells, and we tell you up front.
Texting in the US runs through carrier registration. Every brand that sends marketing texts registers what it is and what it sends, and the carriers look hardest at health, drug and supplement categories, so the registration and the copy both have to be right. Texts that read like health claims get filtered.
We do the registration with you, write the texts to the rules, and tell you straight what's likely to get through before anything sends.
Short, from your brand, with one link and a way out. Research-use language like your email, no dosing and no health claims. For example: "Your brand: your order has shipped. Track it: [link] Reply STOP to opt out."
Text revenue is counted only when the order came through a text's link or code, and it's kept separate from email, so you can see what each channel actually earns.
See also who we work with and email for peptide brands.
Yes, with carrier registration. Every brand that texts in the US registers with the carriers first, and what a brand can send depends on what it sells: order and shipping updates and marketing texts are registered separately. TellySend handles the registration and tells you up front what your brand qualifies for.
Yes. TellySend runs texting for peptide, research-compound and supplement brands alongside their email, with carrier registration, consent tracking, quiet hours, STOP handling and tracked links. Which kinds of texts a brand can send depends on its registration.
No. Texts are sent from TellySend, in the same campaigns list as your email and to the same segments, and the revenue they drive shows on the same report.
Through an unticked checkbox on your signup form with the carriers' consent wording. Only a ticked box counts, and the wording each person agreed to is saved with their signup.
Every link in a text becomes a short link that counts taps and carries through to the order. Only orders that came through a text's link or code count as text revenue.