Built by Mobile Message
Send us one text and see exactly what a phone gets. We check whether your business name survives Australia's ACMA Sender ID Register, and whether your wording is the sort that gets junk filtered. Free, no signup, about a minute.
Free, and there is no signup. If you send a one time code, any run of four or more digits is masked before anything is shown. Results expire after two days.
From
Today
4:12pm, arrived as 2 parts
We are watching for your message. Leave this tab open and the page will change on its own the moment it lands.
Put this code somewhere in your message
Anywhere in the text is fine, and the letters can be capitals or not. It is only there so we know which message is yours.
Then send it to
0420 137 100
From your normal sending platform, worded exactly as a customer would get it.
Still listening. This test stays open for a little longer, then the code stops working and you can start a new one.
From
Today
Nothing has arrived yet
Paste the wording you are about to send, or take a short code to drop into it.
From your own platform, worded exactly as a customer would get it.
The from line a handset showed, your text as received, what it cost, and what a filter would make of it.
Two things decide whether a text lands. Your name surviving the trip, and your wording getting past the filter.
Australia's ACMA Sender ID Register takes a business name off a message when that name has not been registered to the business sending it, and puts the word Unverified in its place. The swap happens after your platform has done its job, so your own reporting will never show it to you. Delivery reports still say delivered.
Carriers and handsets read the wording too. Public link shorteners, urgency, prize language, all capitals and no way to opt out are the things that push a text towards a phone's spam folder. We read your message the way a filter does and tell you what stands out.
Your result is reachable only from your own link, and it stops working two days after the test. Messages sent to the test number are kept for thirty days and then deleted. Sender ID register enforcement is being phased in, so a result describes the route your message took to us on the day you sent it.
Built by Mobile Message, an Australian SMS provider.