Keep high-volume outbound landing compliantly.
Volt keeps your lead gen SMS compliant and delivered — so your campaigns reach prospects instead of getting filtered by carriers.
Register thousands of brands
Your platform does not have one brand to register. It has as many as it has customers, each with its own EIN, use case, and sample messages. Volt runs registration per account: brand, campaign, and numbers, filed with every provider you send through.
Carrier compliance without staffing for it
Carrier rules change, campaigns get audited, and someone has to own it. Volt holds the carrier and TCR relationships and absorbs the compliance work behind them, including the liability when a filing is wrong.
One view of delivery health
Which accounts are registered, which are waiting on a carrier, and which are under-delivering. Volt pools deliverability patterns across every sender on the layer, so the next account starts ahead of where the last one did.
Rejections your team never sees
A carrier rejection is a support ticket you did not ask for. Volt names the carrier, names the fix, and resubmits, so the account keeps moving without anyone on your side opening a ticket.
Never re-integrate
The integration is with Volt, not with a provider. Add a second provider for redundancy, move traffic when rates change, or leave one behind, without touching your code.
Messaging as your own margin line
Send on Volt's contract or your own. Either way the messaging sits inside your product, priced by you and billed by you.
Keep the number. Pick your voice and SMS providers independently.
Most providers bundle voice and SMS on the same number and make you use both. Volt hosts SMS across any provider, so the number your customers already call on can also text — without forcing you to move your voice traffic to whoever handles the messages.
Registration fails in your customers' websites.
Carriers check a brand's website before they approve it, and most small businesses do not have one that meets the bar. Volt builds each brand a real site with the privacy policy, terms and opt-out language carriers look for, so the review has something legitimate to find.