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SMS Opt-In Disclaimer Examples
SMS opt-in disclaimers establish the legal basis for your text messaging program. Under TCPA, you must obtain prior express written consent before sending marketing texts. These templates cover confirmation messages, web form disclosures, and point-of-sale opt-in language to ensure your consent collection is fully compliant.
5 Opt-in Confirmation Disclaimer Examples
Confirmation messages when users subscribe to your SMS list.
Standard Opt-In Confirmation
Best for: initial subscription confirmation messages
Double Opt-In Confirmation
Best for: double opt-in verification (recommended for TCPA compliance)
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Welcome Message with Full Disclosure
Best for: comprehensive welcome messages that cover all TCPA requirements
Web Form Opt-In Disclosure
Best for: website opt-in forms and checkout page SMS sign-ups
Point-of-Sale Opt-In Disclosure
Best for: in-store POS opt-in and kiosk sign-ups
Frequently Asked Questions
What is prior express written consent under TCPA?+
Prior express written consent means the consumer has agreed in writing (including electronic form) to receive marketing texts. The consent must clearly disclose that the consumer is agreeing to receive automated marketing messages, include the sender's identity, and state that consent is not a condition of purchase. A pre-checked checkbox does not constitute valid consent.
Is double opt-in required for SMS marketing?+
Double opt-in is not legally required by TCPA, but it is strongly recommended by CTIA and most SMS marketing platforms. Double opt-in sends a confirmation message asking the subscriber to reply YES to verify their consent. This provides stronger proof of consent in case of legal disputes and reduces the risk of complaints from people who did not intend to subscribe.
Can I collect SMS consent at checkout?+
Yes, you can collect SMS consent at checkout, but it must be a separate, clearly identified consent — not buried in the general terms of purchase. The opt-in checkbox must not be pre-checked, the disclosure language must be near the checkbox, and it must clearly state that consent is not required to complete the purchase. Many businesses use a separate opt-in step during the checkout flow.