The deal, in plain words. The binding version gets lawyer language before launch, and it will say the same things.
Txtra provides political text messaging, SMS, MMS, and RCS, with contact management, voter file enrichment, and compliance tooling. You get the platform. Carriers deliver the messages, and final delivery rests with them.
You're responsible for what your account sends and for keeping credentials safe. Team members act under your account and your authority.
You text people who opted in. You honor STOP. You follow the TCPA, FCC and FTC rules, and the election law of every jurisdiction you touch. The platform enforces a floor, and the floor doesn't replace your obligations.
No purchased-list texting, no impersonation, no harassment, no content that breaks the law. Accounts doing any of it get suspended, and unlawful activity gets reported.
Txtra provisions and registers your numbers with the carriers. Registration status belongs to the campaign. Porting requests are honored per FCC rules.
Plans bill monthly or annually. Overage bills at the rate on your plan card. Disputed charges get raised within ninety days.
Your list, your consent records, your message history. Yours. Export any time. On account closure, records persist for the retention your jurisdiction demands, then purge.
Txtra warrants the platform does what the docs say. Neither side owes the other consequential damages. Total liability caps at fees paid in the prior twelve months.
Terms changes post here with a dated notice. Continued use after the date accepts them.
Draft pending counsel review. Final language publishes before launch.