Twenty-two yes-or-no questions covering everything a campaign reviewer actually checks. Answer honestly and you will see, before you spend a vetting fee, which items would get your brand or campaign rejected — and what to fix first. Nothing you enter leaves your browser.
Every question maps to a reason campaigns are rejected in practice. Items marked critical are automatic rejections on their own — a mismatched legal name, a missing privacy-policy sentence, sample messages without opt-out language. Items marked important lower your trust score or throughput rather than failing you outright. The checker weights them accordingly, so a single critical miss shows as "not ready" even if everything else is perfect. That is how reviewers treat it too.
Carrier vetting partners are not evaluating whether your business is legitimate in some general sense. They are checking that a set of records is complete and internally consistent: the legal name matches the IRS letter, the address matches the state filing, the website domain matches the email domain and the links in your samples, the use case matches the samples, and the opt-in you describe is something they can see evidence of. Most rejections are not fraud calls. They are contradictions between two fields.
For the full detail behind each check, see the A2P 10DLC requirements guide and the campaign approval checklist. If your score is below ready and you would rather not iterate through rejections at a vetting fee each time, Signalmash registers brands and campaigns for customers as part of onboarding and handles resubmissions.
