Texts that land. Replies your team can keep up with.

A free workspace, no card needed: import contacts, build templates and campaigns, and set your pace. Once your number is set up you get 50 free credits for test texts. Sending to your list starts when you pick a plan; carriers also require a one-time 10DLC registration for every business, which we handle for you.

Business plans and up include it, with a 3-month minimum. On Starter and Growth it’s a one-time $79 for a low-volume brand and campaign, or $149 for a standard one with brand vetting. Either way we do the registration for you; the monthly carrier campaign fee is billed with your plan, with a 3-month minimum like the carriers’ own.

Instead of sending a whole list at once, L7 releases texts at a steady rate you choose, like 25 an hour. Carriers see a consistent sender, and your team gets replies at a rate it can answer.

No. Campaign texts only send between 9am and 8pm in each recipient’s local time, worked out from their area code. You can also limit sends to your own business hours.

Yes. Raise or lower the pace, pause or resume at any time. Changes apply within seconds, and everything already sent stays exactly as it was.

Anywhere from 20 to 100,000 texts an hour per campaign. Most businesses pick a pace their team can answer. Above a few hundred an hour you need a vetted brand: carriers set each brand’s daily limit from its vetting score, so a higher score means a higher ceiling.

Yes, with List Check. Texts to landlines and disconnected numbers fail, and carriers count every failure against your number. List Check finds those numbers before you send, and campaigns skip them on their own. Standard is $20 per 1,000 numbers. Plus is $40 per 1,000 and also flags numbers that were disconnected and given to someone new since they opted in, so you never text a stranger. A number checked in the last 90 days is reused free.

Vetting is an independent check of your business through The Campaign Registry. It gives your brand a trust score from 1 to 100, and carriers use that score to set your limits. An unvetted brand gets about 2,000 texts a day to T-Mobile; vetted brands get 10,000 to 200,000 a day, depending on score. You need it for lists over a few thousand or for fast sending. We submit it for you.

Your legal business name and EIN exactly as the IRS has them (your CP-575 or 147C letter is the safest source), business type, street address, website, and a contact email and phone. Public companies add their stock ticker. Results usually come back within a few business days. Details that don’t match IRS records lower the score; if that happens we can appeal once with documents.

L7 sends through Sent.dm, Twilio and Telnyx on registered 10DLC numbers. We handle the brand and campaign registration for each business.

Coming soon. RCS shows your business name, logo and a verified badge, and adds tap-to-reply buttons and read receipts. It will be an opt-in option per campaign: phones that can’t show RCS get the same message as a regular text, and SMS stays the default.

No, because SMS doesn’t report opens. We report what is real: delivered, replies, clicks on tracked links, opt-outs and failures.

Yes. For now, open a workspace for each client and you’re its admin: numbers, pace, campaigns and reports, kept separate per client. Agency mode is coming soon: one agency account over all your clients, with one sign-in. Workspaces you set up now move under your agency when it launches.