Every feature on every plan

Yes, when it's done right — and doing it right is the whole point. Waveship registers your A2P 10DLC campaign for you, captures provable consent on every opt-in, honors STOP instantly, and only sends inside legal quiet hours. Nothing bypasses that check.

It's the carrier registration every business texting program now needs. Carriers block unregistered senders. We automate the registration during onboarding so you never touch The Campaign Registry.

It sends the programs you approved. Campaigns and automations are written in your voice and held until you review the copy and turn them on — then they run. Inbound replies (and public review replies) are drafted one at a time and wait for your tap. The one fixed exception is the instant text back after a missed call: a template you preapprove, not AI. Every send still clears consent, STOP, 10DLC, and quiet hours.

No. You approve one playbook; each customer gets it on their own clock. Someone who comes in every four weeks gets the rebook text at four weeks. Someone on a six-week cut gets it at six. Win-back uses their window, not a shop-wide 90 days. First name goes in. A blast schedule does not.

Yes. Replying to a customer who just called you is a conversation, not marketing — so the instant text-back is allowed, and it still honors STOP and your registration. It just isn't gated behind a marketing opt-in. If the chat turns into promotions, that's a separate opt-in we capture properly.

No — Waveship works alongside your scheduler and never replaces it. For tools with an open calendar (Google Calendar, Square Appointments, and more over time) it reads your calendar to time messages automatically; for the rest, you import your client list once and we keep the list and the marketing running from there.

No. Reminders fire after they booked. Waveship texts the next booking — and the campaign that fills a slow week. Keep your scheduler; we run the marketing.

Both, generously. Plans are tiered on contacts and monthly texts; email is included. Overage texts are a few cents each, and credits roll over one cycle.

Yes. Your list is yours — export it whenever you like. No contracts; monthly or annual (annual saves two months).