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Political campaign text platforms: 2026 comparison

By [Name], [Title] at TextByChoiceverify. Reviewed and fact checked by Jules Avila, DashOne.ai. Last updated [date].

Example thread · P2P voter contactTue 4:12 PM
Hi Dana, this is Sam with [Campaign]. Early voting starts Saturday. Can we count on your vote? Reply STOP to opt out.
Yes. Where do I vote?
[Polling place, address]. Open [hours]. Reply STOP to opt out.
1Campaign named in the first message2Opt-out language, STOP honored3Two-way reply, sent by a person (P2P)
At a glance
10platforms compared on the same criteria
6weighted criteria, published in full
1 to 4¢published price per SMS segment at most vendors, by plan and volumeverify
Short answer

The right platform depends on your race size and how you send, peer to peer or broadcast. Our quick picks for most small and mid-size campaigns are [Platform A] and [Platform B]. Large programs should weigh deliverability and 10DLC support first. We compare 10 platforms on price, deliverability, compliance tooling, setup, features and support, using public data checked on [date].verify

Quick picks

Best for [TextByChoice's real strength]

TextByChoice

[One-line reason. Keep only if the data supports it.]verify

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Political texting platforms compared: price, deliverability, setup time, and compliance
PlatformPrice per SMSPrice per MMSMonthly or license feeFree inbound repliesSending methodClaimed deliverabilitySetup time (vendor claim)10DLC and Campaign VerifyBest forVerified on
TextByChoiceFunds this site$0.02 per credit; 1 credit per 160 characters3 credits per MMS (credit: $0.02 self-serve)$291 one-time setup, then $12/moIncoming texts free; incoming MMS uses 3 creditsMass texts and one-to-one (two-way) texting[vendor claim]10DLC registration can take 3 to 5 daysManages Campaign Verify, TCR and 10DLC for you[TextByChoice's real strength]2026-09-23
RumbleUp3¢ per segment; 2¢ at 250k to 2.5M messages8¢ per MMS; 5¢ at 250k to 2.5M messages$19/month; $5 new account charge; 14-day trial for internal testsFree incoming repliesP2PClaims industry-highest delivery rate (vendor claim)10DLC registration: 5 to 7 business daysIn-portal 10DLC form with Campaign Verify integration[Best for]2026-09-23
Hustle$0.04 per SMS segment (pay as you go)[verify]$250 platform fee (period not stated), or from $10,000 per yearFree incoming messagesP2P and broadcast[vendor claim]10DLC approval varies: 1 to 6 weeksIn-platform 10DLC, TCR fees covered; Campaign Verify advised[Best for]2026-09-23
Peerly$0.029 to $0.0099 per SMS, by plan$0.045 to $0.0199 per MMS, by plan$249 to $1,899 per month, plus usageFlat per-message rate covers inbound and outboundP2PClaims 60% more texts delivered than rivals (vendor claim)Same day; 10DLC approval within 4 hoursFiles 10DLC, fees waived; you get the Campaign Verify token[Best for]2026-09-23
ThruText (GetThru)3.5¢ per outgoing SMS segment6¢ per outgoing MMS$300 one-time set-up; no subscription (pricing page says credited at $5k)Unlimited incoming messages includedP2P95%+ deliver rates (vendor claim)10DLC vetting: 3 to 12 business daysIn-app 10DLC and Campaign Verify; staff pre-review[Best for]2026-09-23
Impactive1.5 to 2.5 cents per SMS segment (vendor pages differ)As low as 5¢ per MMS message$0 licensing fee, then pay as you goReplies billed; plan for 5 to 10% extraP2P and broadcast[vendor claim]10DLC registration: 1 to 3 weeksIn-app 10DLC form; registration is free[Best for]2026-09-23
CallHub[verify][verify]Start free, pay as you go; $6 free credits[verify]P2P and broadcastClaims high deliverability, no figure given (vendor claim)Most teams live within a week (Scale plan)Files 10DLC via TCR; guides you through Campaign Verify[Best for]2026-09-23
GoodParty.org$0.035 per text; first campaign of 5,000 free$0.035 per message with image$10 per month (Pro plan)[verify][verify][vendor claim]At least 2 weeks (page versions differ)Handles 10DLC; you give filing link and Campaign Verify PIN[Best for]2026-09-23
Political Comms$0.018 per SMS segment (page also shows $0.020)$0.040 per MMS messageNo platform fees, no setup feesIncluded, no per-message charge[verify]98% carrier-verified delivery (vendor claim)Live within 48 hoursHandles 10DLC; supports Campaign Verify tokens[Best for]2026-09-23
VoterPing$0.04 per message$0.08 to $0.12 per messageNo monthly or platform fees[verify]P2P and broadcast[vendor claim]First campaign within 24 hoursSays it files 10DLC and Campaign Verify for you[Best for]2026-09-23
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How we evaluated

Every vendor, including TextByChoice, which owns this site, is meant to be scored on the same six criteria and weights below. Scores are not published yet.verify

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Price25%
Deliverability20%
Compliance tooling20%
Setup and ease15%
Features10%
Support10%

Platform by platform

TextByChoice: best for [TextByChoice's real strength]verify

Funds this site

TextByChoice offers two-way SMS and MMS texting for campaigns. Its political page lists a $291 setup fee and $12 monthly fee. That page does not say whether texts are sent peer to peer.7, 8verify

Pricing: SMS: $0.02 per credit; 1 credit per 160 characters. MMS: 3 credits per MMS (credit: $0.02 self-serve). Fee: $291 one-time setup, then $12/mo. Verified 2026-09-23.

Strengths

  • [Pro 1]verify
  • [Pro 2]verify
  • [Pro 3]verify

Limitations

  • SLA lists support hours as 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern on weekdays.8, 9verify
  • Customer Agreement says no refunds of any fees, used or not.10verify
  • Political page does not say whether texts are sent peer to peer.7, 11, 12, 13verify

Choose it if

your campaign wants registration steps included in a $291 setup fee and a managed-service option.7verify

Skip it if

your campaign needs evening or weekend support, refunds, or a confirmed peer-to-peer sending mode.7, 9, 10verify

Full reviewCompare: TextByChoice vs RumbleUp

Impactive: best for [use case]verify

Impactive, now called ActBlue Field Tools, offers peer-to-peer and broadcast texting with a $0 license fee. Its pages say it serves a specific political audience. They do not say if other campaigns can join.14, 15, 16, 17, 18verify

Pricing: SMS: 1.5 to 2.5 cents per SMS segment (vendor pages differ). MMS: As low as 5¢ per MMS message. Fee: $0 licensing fee, then pay as you go. Verified 2026-09-23.

Strengths

  • Pricing page lists a $0 licensing fee, no contracts and no minimums.6, 17
  • MMS listed at 5 cents per message, with carrier fees and taxes included.6, 16
  • Pricing page says 10DLC registration and list scrubbing are free.6, 19

Limitations

  • Lowest listed rates depend on a custom quote by contract length and volume.6, 14
  • Pricing page: as low as 1.5 cents per segment. FAQ: 2.5 cents.6, 16
  • You are billed for inbound replies as well as outbound texts.20

Choose it if

the vendor accepts your campaign and you want a $0 license fee with pay-per-message texting.6, 14verify

Skip it if

the vendor does not accept your campaign, or you need one firm per-text rate up front.6, 14, 16verify

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Peerly: best for [use case]verify

Peerly offers peer-to-peer political texting with MMS, video texting and help with 10DLC registration. Its terms limit standard refunds to the first 72 hours.2, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26

Pricing: SMS: $0.029 to $0.0099 per SMS, by plan. MMS: $0.045 to $0.0199 per MMS, by plan. Fee: $249 to $1,899 per month, plus usage. Verified 2026-09-23.

Strengths

  • Plan page lists $0.0099 to $0.029 per SMS on pay-as-you-go plans.1, 21, 27, 28verify
  • Vendor states same-day or next-day 10DLC registration.21, 22verify
  • Video texting listed, with up to 2,000 characters of message text.21, 26

Limitations

  • Terms end standard refunds after 72 hours or 200 credits used.23
  • Terms list live in-app chat Monday to Saturday during business hours.23, 25, 26verify
  • Its /pricing link redirects to a page titled 'Pricing Dec 2023'.1, 21, 28

Choose it if

your campaign wants P2P texting with video MMS and 10DLC help, and will confirm rates in writing.21, 22, 24verify

Skip it if

your campaign needs refunds after the first 72 hours or a single confirmed price up front.21, 23, 24verify

Full reviewCompare: TextByChoice vs Peerly

P2P vs broadcast texting

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) limits autodialed texts to cell phones unless the person gave prior express consent. That generally means they gave you their number for messages like yours. Since Facebook v. Duguid (2021), an autodialer (ATDS) must use a random or sequential number generator. A platform that texts from a saved list may not meet that test, peer to peer or broadcast. That does not make a program exempt. Carriers expect opt-in consent, 10DLC registration and honored opt-outs. Not legal advice. Ask counsel.29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38verify

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Peer to peer

A person sends each text and answers replies. Carrier rules still apply.19, 34, 37, 39verify

Broadcast

One text goes to a whole list at once. Carriers expect opt-in and registration.34, 35, 40, 41verify

What will texting cost your campaign?

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Message type
50,000 voters × 3 texts, P2P SMS$2,250 to $5,250

Rates used: $0.015 to $0.035 per segment. Illustrative range, not a market average. $0.015 per segment is the lowest SMS rate Impactive publishes and $0.035 is the GoodParty.org rate. Other vendors publish lower and higher rates. Verify before budgeting.6, 42

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Compliance essentials

  1. Register for 10DLC through your texting platform, which files with The Campaign Registry. Campaigns and PACs typically need a Campaign Verify token first, so start early.36, 37, 38, 41, 43 10DLC guide
  2. Name your campaign in the first text. Honor STOP and similar replies right away. Where FCC consent rules apply, they set a time limit.30, 34, 44, 45, 46, 47verify TCPA guide
  3. The federal 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. rule may not cover political texts. Some states and vendors set tighter hours, often ending at 8 p.m. Ask counsel.30, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52verify TCPA guide
  4. Several state mini-TCPA laws target sales texts. Political texts appear excluded in Oklahoma, Washington and Connecticut, unclear in Florida and Maryland. Other states differ. Ask counsel.49, 50, 51, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58verify State rules
  5. Keep records of every opt-in and opt-out. For opt-ins, CTIA guidance lists the date and time, how the person joined, the wording they saw, and their number.34, 35 Guides
Not legal advice. Rules and court decisions change and vary by state. Ask counsel.35verify

Frequently asked questions

What is the best texting platform for political campaigns?

It depends on race size, budget, and how you send. Small local races often start with price and setup speed. Large programs weigh delivery, registration support, and volume limits. We score every vendor on the same six published criteria, and our quick picks, [Platform A] and [Platform B], are in the comparison. Check current pricing and registration support with each vendor before you choose.verify

How much does political texting cost per message?

Vendor pages list about 1 to 4 cents per SMS segment as of September 2026, and a few list more. MMS often costs more. A segment holds 160 characters, fewer with an emoji, so long texts cost more. Some vendors add a monthly fee, and rates drop with volume. Use our cost calculator for an estimate, then confirm current pricing with each vendor.1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 16, 59, 60, 61verify

What is the difference between P2P and broadcast texting?

P2P means a person sends each text. Broadcast sends one message to a whole list at once. As of September 2026, the TCPA does not exempt P2P by name. Under Facebook v. Duguid (2021), an autodialer must store or produce numbers using a random or sequential number generator, so how your tool works matters more than its label. CTIA guidance expects opt-in consent from campaign senders. Ask counsel to review your setup. Not legal advice.29, 30, 31, 34, 35verify

Do you need consent to text voters?

It depends on how you send and where the voter lives. As of September 2026, federal rules bar autodialed texts to cell phones without prior express consent, with no political exemption. The FCC says manually sent political texts need no prior consent but does not define manual. Facebook v. Duguid (2021) narrowed the autodialer definition. Carriers still expect opt-in consent, and some states add rules. Ask counsel before you send. Not legal advice.29, 30, 31, 34, 47, 58verify

What is 10DLC and do campaigns need it?

10DLC, or 10-digit long code, is the carrier system for application-to-person (A2P) texting from standard local numbers. Yes, campaigns that send from those numbers need it. You register through your texting provider and The Campaign Registry. Campaign Verify says some carriers require political committees to get its token. Unregistered traffic can be blocked. Ask your platform whether it handles registration for you.36, 37, 38, 41, 43, 62, 63

What is Campaign Verify?

Campaign Verify is a nonprofit that says it is nonpartisan. It confirms the identity of US political campaigns, parties, and PACs, then issues a token for your 10DLC registration. Eligible: candidates, parties, PACs, and other 527 committees registered with the FEC or a state, local, or tribal election authority. 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4) groups are not eligible. Review takes minutes to two business days, and delays can occur. The fee is $95 per two-year election cycle.36, 37, 62

Why are my campaign texts not being delivered?

Common causes are missing 10DLC registration, content or links that trigger carrier filters, and public link shorteners. Carriers may filter or block messages they see as unwanted, and some platforms block unregistered traffic outright. Confirm your registration is approved, and use a link shortener dedicated to your campaign or a link domain you own.34, 63, 64

How fast can a campaign start texting?

Registration sets the pace, and it can take days to weeks. Campaign Verify says it reviews requests within minutes to two business days, and mailed PINs take about 5 to 10 business days. The Campaign Registry says campaign review can take 1 to 4 weeks. Register well before your first send, and ask your platform for its current turnaround.37, 43

Keep researching

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