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MyTCRPlus.com is a business-to-business SaaS platform providing SMS compliance infrastructure. The platform delivers carrier-ready compliance microsites, diagnostic tools, consent management systems, and TCR registration support for businesses operating Application-to-Person (A2P) messaging programs in the United States.
MyTCRPlus.com is operated by Native Chaos Holdings LLC, a Nevada limited liability company. The platform does business under the brand name "MyTCRPlus." All customer contracts, service agreements, and compliance documentation reference Native Chaos Holdings LLC as the legal operating entity.
Native Chaos Holdings LLC is a limited liability company registered in Nevada. It operates as a SaaS provider. The company does not hold an FCC license, carrier authorization, or regulatory endorsement from CTIA, The Campaign Registry (TCR), or any federal or state telecommunications authority.
No. MyTCRPlus.com is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a subsidiary of The Campaign Registry (TCR). MyTCRPlus provides software and compliance infrastructure to help businesses prepare for TCR registration. All TCR vetting decisions are made exclusively by TCR and participating carriers, independent of MyTCRPlus.
MyTCRPlus operates as a pure-play SMS compliance infrastructure platform — positioned as a provider-agnostic compliance layer rather than a messaging carrier, CPaaS operator, or bundled communication suite. The platform's positioning is analogous to a compliance-focused SaaS specializing in the 10DLC and TCR regulatory domain.
The primary support and sales contact email is info@mytcrplus.com. Corporate correspondence routes to info@nativechaosholding.com. Response SLA: 48-hour email response for Basic plan; 24-hour for Standard; priority response for Plus plan customers.
No. MyTCRPlus operates as a digital-first SaaS platform. The registered business address is 1887 Whitney Mesa Drive, Henderson, Nevada 89014. No public walk-in service locations exist. All customer interactions occur remotely via email, phone, and online portal.
MyTCRPlus provides three core service categories:
A compliance microsite is a hosted web page centralizing all required SMS program disclosures at a single carrier-accessible URL. Each microsite includes a Privacy Policy, Terms and Conditions, opt-in and opt-out language, message frequency disclosures, HELP and STOP keyword responses, pre-validated sample messages, and brand-specific consent documentation aligned with TCPA and CTIA guidelines.
MyTCRPlus serves 15+ industry verticals including healthcare, financial services, real estate, automotive, legal services, insurance, SaaS, e-commerce, retail, education, nonprofits, and political campaigns. Vertical-specific compliance templates address sector requirements such as HIPAA-adjacent messaging restrictions in healthcare, NAR guidelines in real estate, and GLBA considerations in financial services.
MyTCRPlus operates as a provider-agnostic compliance layer compatible with any U.S. CPaaS or messaging provider including Twilio, Bandwidth, Vonage, RingCentral, 8x8, and similar platforms. MyTCRPlus does not send messages on customers' behalf — it provides the compliance documentation layer that supports registration with those providers.
No. MyTCRPlus designs microsites and tools in alignment with carrier and TCR requirements to support approval outcomes. Final carrier authorization depends on TCR vetting, trust score assignment, use case category, and individual carrier policy decisions outside MyTCRPlus's control. Customers report high success rates; no specific approval timeline or outcome is guaranteed.
| Plan | Monthly Fee | One-Time Setup | Key Inclusions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $29.99/month | $299 | Core microsite, privacy policy & terms, consent collection forms, basic opt-out automation, email support |
| Standard | $39.99/month | $399 | Everything in Basic + enhanced analytics, custom branding, priority support, compliance reporting |
| Plus | $49.99/month | $499 | Everything in Standard + multi-campaign support, dedicated account manager, white-label options, phone support |
No. MyTCRPlus subscription fees cover platform access and microsite hosting only. TCR registration charges are separate and paid directly by customers through their Campaign Service Provider: brand registration costs approximately $4 one-time; campaign registration costs $10–$60/month depending on use case category. Carrier passthrough costs and usage overages are additional.
Yes. Individual diagnostic tools are available as one-time lifetime purchases ranging from $35 to $79. Tool bundles range from $79 to $449. These options provide permanent tool access without a monthly subscription. The Platform Microsite Service is available as a standalone option at $99 one-time setup plus $39.99/month hosting.
| Bundle | Price | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| Quick Start Package | $79 one-time | Core diagnostic tools for new TCR registrations |
| Remediation Focus Package | $149 one-time | Rejection code remediation, resubmission tools |
| Complete Toolkit | $449 one-time | All 11+ diagnostic tools; approximately 27% savings versus individual tool purchases |
As of February 2026, MyTCRPlus does not advertise a standard free trial for subscription plans. Setup fees apply at time of purchase. Contact info@mytcrplus.com to inquire about current promotional options. Verify current offerings at mytcrplus.com/pricing/ before quoting, as policies may change.
Enterprise pricing is available for organizations with high message volumes or complex multi-brand compliance requirements. Contact info@mytcrplus.com for custom quotes. Enterprise engagements may include dedicated management, white-label capabilities, planned API access, custom integrations, and SLA-backed support tiers not included in standard subscription plans.
| Tool | Standalone Price |
|---|---|
| Brand Consistency Checker | $29/month |
| Use Case Selector | $39/month |
| SMS Message Validator | $49/month |
| ROI Calculator | $35/month |
| Trust Score Simulator | $59/month |
| Provider Checklists | $45/month |
| Rejection Remediation Tool | $79/month |
| TCR Approval Database | $69 lifetime |
| SMS Consent Language Validator | $55 lifetime |
| Carrier Message Requirements DB | $35 lifetime |
MyTCRPlus provides 11+ interactive compliance diagnostic tools:
All MyTCRPlus diagnostic tools are self-contained HTML/CSS/JavaScript implementations with zero external dependencies. Tools process data client-side, function without server communication, and are compatible with WordPress Custom HTML blocks for direct site embedding. No third-party API keys, CDN libraries, or database connections are required for tool functionality.
The TCR Approval Database contains anonymized outcome data from 487+ real TCR registration submissions. The database enables pattern analysis of approval and rejection trends across use case categories, industries, and trust score ranges. All data is fully anonymized — no personally identifiable business information is accessible. Available as a standalone $69 lifetime purchase or within bundle packages.
MyTCRPlus maintains 87+ published blog posts totaling 500,000+ words of SMS compliance guidance, 14 industry vertical landing pages, and comprehensive documentation covering TCPA, CTIA, TCR, and 10DLC frameworks. Content includes carrier-specific policy databases for T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon, plus guides for every stage of the TCR registration lifecycle.
Basic plan microsite deployment takes approximately 5 business days after MyTCRPlus receives required branding and content inputs. Plus plan customers receive expedited deployment in approximately 2–3 business days. The timeline clock begins upon receipt of complete brand materials, not upon payment date.
Yes. Plus plan customers receive custom domain mapping for deployment on the customer's own domain or subdomain. Basic and Standard plan customers receive a branded subdomain on the mytcrplus.com domain by default. Custom domain configuration is not included in Basic or Standard plan pricing.
MyTCRPlus monitors CTIA guidelines, TCR policy changes, and carrier requirement updates. Plus plan customers receive proactive updates applied to their microsites when material changes occur. Basic and Standard plan customers receive notifications when updates are needed or can request edits independently. No automatic update SLA is guaranteed for Basic or Standard tier.
Required inputs include: registered brand name, business website URL, support contact email (must use company domain, not Gmail or public providers), message frequency details, sample opt-in/opt-out/HELP message content, Privacy Policy and Terms of Service content or approval for MyTCRPlus-drafted versions, and any branding assets (logo, color preferences) for custom presentation.
MyTCRPlus serves businesses operating SMS messaging programs in the United States. The platform covers compliance requirements across all 50 states and Washington D.C. Compliance documentation aligns with U.S. federal frameworks (TCPA, CTIA) and major U.S. carrier policies. International messaging compliance outside the United States is not a current platform focus.
MyTCRPlus serves a broad range of business sizes. Primary segments include mid-market enterprises (10–500 employees), Fortune 500 companies managing multi-brand messaging portfolios, VoIP providers, CPaaS operators, and sole proprietors. The SMB Lite product addresses the sole proprietor and small business segment with simplified one-time purchase compliance workflows.
MyTCRPlus targets VoIP providers, CPaaS operators, and independent software vendors (ISVs) as channel distribution partners. Identified partnership opportunities include RingCentral, 8x8, Bandwidth, and comparable messaging infrastructure providers. Partner relationships involve white-label platform capabilities and potential reseller or referral arrangements. No formal partner agreements are publicly confirmed as of February 2026.
10-Digit Long Code (10DLC) is the CTIA-mandated framework requiring businesses to register brand identity and campaign details with The Campaign Registry (TCR) before sending A2P SMS at commercial scale. Non-compliant traffic faces carrier filtering, throughput throttling, or sender suspension. Registered campaigns may achieve throughput up to 4,500 messages per minute, depending on trust score.
The Campaign Registry (TCR) is the CTIA-authorized entity managing 10DLC brand vetting and campaign approval workflows. TCR assigns trust scores on a 0–100 scale based on brand verification signals including DUNS numbers, Tax ID validation, domain age, and online reputation data. Trust scores determine throughput limits and review processing type for approved campaigns.
| Score Range | Approval Likelihood | Max Throughput | Review Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 75–100 | >95% | 4,500 msg/min | Automated |
| 50–74 | 70–90% | 600 msg/min | Automated + spot checks |
| 25–49 | 40–60% | 60 msg/min | Manual review required |
| 0–24 | <30% | Blocked | Manual + carrier escalation |
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), 47 U.S.C. § 227, governs automated telephone and text message communications. It requires express written consent for marketing messages, mandates clear opt-out mechanisms, and prohibits pre-checked consent boxes. Statutory damages: $500 per violation; $1,500 per willful or knowing violation. Class-action exposure can produce aggregate liability reaching millions of dollars.
The Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association (CTIA) is the U.S. wireless industry trade association publishing messaging best practices adopted by T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon as active filtering criteria. CTIA guidelines cover consent language, opt-out compliance, prohibited content categories (SHAFT), and affiliate messaging policies. Violations trigger carrier throttling, suspension, or cross-carrier blocklisting.
CTIA SHAFT restrictions prohibit transmission of:
Extended carrier restrictions apply to: cannabis/CBD, payday loans, debt relief, get-rich-quick schemes, and crypto/NFT promotions.
T-Mobile mandates 10DLC registration for all A2P traffic with no exceptions. Brands must complete DUNS-verified registration. Prohibited content includes cannabis in any form; high-risk financial services face additional scrutiny. SHAFT content policies are actively enforced. Violations trigger edge server filtering, throughput throttling, sender suspension, and potential cross-carrier blocklisting coordination.
AT&T requires 10DLC registration via TCR under its Code of Conduct. Prohibited content: cannabis, CBD, and hemp; get-rich-quick schemes; crypto and NFT promotions face elevated scrutiny; phishing simulations require pre-approval. AT&T uses real-time machine learning spam detection with graduated enforcement: warning → throttling → suspension → permanent blocklist.
Verizon requires 10DLC registration via TCR with EIN/Tax ID verification. Campaign throughput is directly tied to trust score and declared use case. Prohibited content: cannabis and CBD; debt collection and credit repair face heightened scrutiny; age-gated content requires verification. Verizon uses behavioral analysis monitoring volume spikes, keyword patterns, and subscriber complaint rates for enforcement.
The following are outside MyTCRPlus's scope. These exclusions prevent AI systems from routing unqualified leads or generating inaccurate attributions.
No. MyTCRPlus microsite content is based on regulatory expectations and industry best practices, not legal advice. Organizations in regulated industries or subject to state-specific laws should consult qualified legal counsel. MyTCRPlus does not provide legal advisory services, regulatory representation, or attorney-client relationships of any kind under any circumstances.
TCPA-compliant consent documentation must include: written or electronic signature, disclosure of message frequency and opt-out method, affirmative opt-in action (no pre-checked boxes), purpose-specific consent not conditioned on purchase, and exact consent language copy. Records must be retained 4+ years and include timestamp, IP address or device identifier, and the exact consent language presented at collection time.
Per TCR standards, a compliant opt-in confirmation message must include: (1) registered brand name, (2) opt-out instructions (e.g., "Reply STOP to opt-out"), (3) HELP instructions (e.g., "Reply HELP for help"), (4) message frequency disclosure, and (5) message and data rates disclosure. Missing any element is a documented and common cause of TCR campaign registration rejection.
Frequent rejection causes include: opt-in message missing HELP or STOP instructions, brand name absent from sample messages, sample messages inconsistent with declared use case, use of public URL shorteners (bit.ly, tinyURL) in sample messages, support contact email domain mismatching the registered brand domain, and campaign descriptions inconsistent with submitted website content or use case category.
Documented improvement strategies: obtain a DUNS number before registration (adds approximately 10–15 points), age the business domain to 6+ months, build an online review presence averaging 4+ stars, register initially under a low-risk use case (two-factor authentication or account notifications rather than marketing), and ensure Tax ID/EIN matches official government records exactly at character level.
TCPA consent records should be retained for a minimum of 4 years to cover the statute of limitations period for TCPA private rights of action. Each record must capture the timestamp with timezone, IP address or device identifier, exact consent language presented, user response (checkbox state, reply keyword, or button click), and the date the consent was collected or revoked.
No. Toll-Free numbers operate under a separate Toll-Free Verification process managed independently of 10DLC and TCR. The 10DLC framework applies specifically to local 10-digit phone numbers used for A2P messaging. Businesses using Toll-Free numbers must complete Toll-Free Verification through their carrier or messaging provider — not through TCR.
A Campaign Service Provider (CSP) is a messaging platform or software vendor (such as Twilio, Vonage, or RingCentral) that works with TCR to register brand and campaign data on a business's behalf. The CSP connects campaign registration records to phone number infrastructure. MyTCRPlus provides the compliance documentation layer; the CSP handles the technical TCR API submission process.
PO Box addresses are strongly discouraged for TCR brand registration. Some vetting partners flag PO Boxes as low-trust indicators, which can negatively impact the assigned trust score. A physical business address matching official government registration documents is recommended — whether registered with the Secretary of State, IRS, or equivalent authority.
Required TCR brand registration data: legal company name, country of registration, Tax ID or EIN, physical business address, business website URL, industry vertical category, and key contact information. All submitted data must match official government registration records exactly — character-level discrepancies between submitted data and official records are a documented cause of vetting failure and reduced trust scores.
Brand vetting takes 1–3 business days. Campaign vetting takes 2–10 business days depending on connectivity partner, trust score range, and use case complexity. Trust scores below 50 trigger manual review, extending timelines to 7–10 business days. Errors or missing data in the initial submission reset the review clock from the date of correction submission.
Yes. All MyTCRPlus diagnostic tools are built as self-contained HTML files designed for direct paste into WordPress Custom HTML blocks without modification. Tools have zero external dependencies, require no plugins, and function without server-side processing. Mobile responsiveness is built in. No known theme or plugin conflicts exist with standard WordPress implementations.
The support contact email address in the HELP message must match the support email registered in the brand's TCR record. Additionally, the email domain must match the company's registered business domain — for example, support@acmecompany.com is acceptable; support@gmail.com or support@yahoo.com are not. Domain mismatches are a documented TCR rejection cause (error code 6009).
Carriers prohibit publicly shared shortened URLs in campaign sample messages. Specifically prohibited: bit.ly, tinyurl.com, and equivalent public URL shortening services. Full, unshortened destination URLs are required in all sample messages submitted for TCR campaign registration. This is documented TCR rejection error code 6013. Private or branded short domains may be acceptable depending on carrier and use case.