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A local number your customers recognize, two-way SMS and email in one inbox, and the A2P 10DLC compliance paperwork handled for you. It's all part of Linxi — one place for every channel your business uses to reach people.
A Linxi Number is a real, local 10-digit number — the kind with your own area code — provisioned for your business specifically and registered so carriers treat it as legitimate business traffic instead of flagging it as spam. It isn't a personal line you hand out and hope nobody spams; it's built to be texted at volume, by your whole team, without getting your messages filtered.
A 10-digit number in your area code, capable of both SMS and MMS. See how to buy one — not a long code that gets flagged as spam.
Carriers require A2P 10DLC registration before a number can text at volume — a use case, a campaign description, and sample messages, all reviewed. Linxi's setup wizard walks you through each field.
Conversations, campaigns and your contact list live together in one inbox your team can share. The number is the start — see sending your first message.
Linxi is the platform behind the number: SMS, email, a shared inbox, and campaigns your team can actually run — not a phone-number reseller that stops at the dial tone. See it for yourself on the demo, or compare Linxi to Salesforce.
Carriers ask what kind of business is behind a number before they'll approve it for real volume. Linxi's use-case setup covers the common ones:
Appointment reminders, reschedules and intake follow-ups, without playing phone tag.
Ticket confirmations, schedule changes and day-of updates reaching people where they'll actually see them.
Order updates, booking confirmations and customer questions, answered from one shared number.
A dedicated business line to text from, or a number your own software sends through on someone's behalf.
Every carrier in the US requires business-to-consumer texting to be registered before it moves at volume. Skip it, and messages get filtered or blocked outright. Linxi's setup wizard exists so you never have to figure out carrier requirements alone.
The identity check carriers require — your legal business info, verified once, tied to the number you register.
The company identity your campaign is submitted under — the fields that most often cause rejections, explained.
Carriers score campaigns differently depending on what you're sending — appointment reminders, marketing, alerts. The wizard picks the right one with you.
What actually gets submitted to carriers, and how it's scored once your business brand is approved.
Reviewers check samples against your description line by line — templates by industry, so you're not guessing.
How people agree to be texted in the first place, and the exact wording carriers expect to see documented.
No markup buried in the per-message price. You'll always see the real number before you pay for it — full breakdown on the pricing guide.
A local SMS+MMS-capable number, billed directly — separate from, and in addition to, your Linxi subscription.
A prepaid Linxi balance you top up when you choose to. Nothing renews on its own, and unused credit doesn't expire.
The only place Linxi makes a margin on software — everything else (the number, the messages) passes through at cost. Compare plans.
Number rental and any usage beyond your plan's allowance are totaled and invoiced once a month — amounts under $0.50 are waived rather than billed. Full detail on the pricing guide.
No. The number connects to your Linxi inbox, and you send and receive from there on any device — desktop or mobile, no separate phone required. Walk through the basics in Getting Started.
That's exactly what A2P 10DLC registration is for. Carriers filter unregistered business traffic aggressively; a properly registered number and campaign are what keep your messages landing in the inbox instead of getting silently dropped. If something does bounce, SMS error codes explained covers why.
Both, from the same place. SMS and email share one inbox and one contact list on Linxi — see how messaging works — so you're not running two separate tools for two channels.
Yes — it's a shared inbox by design. Add teammates to your Linxi workspace and everyone works out of the same conversations. More in Getting Started.
You can connect an existing one — see the setup notes for Twilio, switching a Twilio console, or Telnyx.
The number itself runs about $1.15/month, billed directly. On top of that is a Linxi subscription and a prepaid messaging balance you control — see the pricing guide or compare plans.
Every step, written out, in Linxi's own Help Center:
Create your account, pick your number, and let Linxi's wizard handle the registration — or watch the demo first.