For agencies running texting for clients

Approved in March. Broken in June. Nobody told you.

Your client passed A2P review once. Since then the rules moved, a designer rebuilt the contact page, and the sender records lapsed. The texts stopped landing. Your platform still says “Delivered”.

Paste your client list. See who would fail today. SendWatch re-checks every client every day and emails you the morning one stops passing.

Takes about a minute. No account, no card. Daily monitoring is being built now.

The gap nobody covers

Getting approved is a moment. Staying compliant is a job.

Every A2P tool, including the free check in your platform, looks once, on the day you submit. Nothing looks again.

1

The contact page gets rebuilt and the consent checkbox goes with it.

2

A generated privacy policy replaces the old one. No SMS section.

3

A page gets unpublished or a domain switched. The reviewer sees a 404.

4

A new email tool rewrites the domain records. Mail lands in spam.

5

The rules change. October 2025 added new opt-in requirements. Nobody’s site moved.

6

Carriers re-review live campaigns and suspend after the fact.

What three silent months cost

A broken opt-in does not announce itself. The follow-up you built stops reaching anyone, and the leads it was meant to catch are gone.

$800

Average home-services job

Nine missed leads a month is $7,200 gone.

$1,200

Typical HVAC call

Replacements run past $3,500.

$653

A dental patient’s first year

Lifetime value: $10,000 to $25,000.

Industry averages for what one lead is worth.

How it works

Set it up once. Hear from it only when it matters.

1

Paste your client list

One website per line. No integration, no API key, no permissions.

2

See who needs attention

One sorted view: would be rejected, at risk, looks clear.

3

Leave it alone

We re-check daily and email you only when something changes, naming the client, the page, and the line to fix.

Every client, every day

One screen for the whole client list

Every client re-checked every day, sorted so the one that broke is at the top.

Your clients
  • Cascade PlumbingHome servicesBroke yesterdayConsent checkbox removed from /contact
  • Bright Smile DentalDentalWorth a lookNew privacy policy has no SMS section
  • Harbor Real EstateReal estateStill clearUnchanged for 41 days
  • Ridgeline HVACHome servicesStill clearUnchanged for 12 days
Example, not a real agency’s clients

Daily monitoring is being built.

One email when it launches. No newsletter, no sequence, no sharing your address.

What we re-read every day

The specifics that get people rejected

The same criteria a carrier reviewer works through. Every finding quotes the page and gives you the exact words to add.

The website a reviewer opens

  • Loads for a stranger
  • Secure (https)
  • Not a parked or “coming soon” page

The opt-in checkbox

  • A phone field with a consent checkbox
  • Not pre-ticked
  • Wording that says what they agree to

The small print beside it

  • How often you will text
  • “Message and data rates may apply”
  • Reply STOP to unsubscribe
  • Reply HELP for help

Privacy policy and terms

  • Both exist and are linked
  • They mention texting
  • The “we won’t share your number” line

Whether their email lands too

  • Sender records set up
  • Signing key present and valid
  • Policy published and switched on

What it can’t see, it says so

  • Unknowns marked as unknown
  • Never a green tick we have not earned

No integration required

Works with whatever you already send from

We read your client’s public website and domain records, the same things the carrier reads. Nothing to install or authorize.

  • GoHighLevel
  • Twilio
  • Klaviyo
  • ActiveCampaign
  • Podium
  • Your own build

Straight answers

Where this fits

Your platform already checks this at submission

HighLevel’s free review is good. Run it. It looks once, on the day you submit. It will never tell you a client who passed in March stopped passing in June.

We can’t approve you

A human at the carrier decides. We tell you what gets you rejected.

We don’t file it for you

You still submit in your own platform. We are the watch you keep afterwards.

I’ve helped clients get A2P approved. It’s enough of a headache that once it goes through, nobody wants to think about it again. The platforms don’t think about it either. If a client falls out of compliance after approval, nothing tells you. I built SendWatch to be the thing that does.

Tal Aloni
Founder, SendWatch

Pick a client you approved months ago

Paste their website and see whether it still passes. One minute, no account, no card.

Daily monitoring is being built. Leave an address and we will tell you the day it can watch your whole list.

One email when it launches. No newsletter, no sequence, no sharing your address.