How to set up a mobile offer

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Does anyone know of any companies that manages mobile programs for you for a cut of the revenue or can set up white label campaigns?

I am looking for something that can be used to text the user an activation password when they enter their phone number to allow them access to more content. Then they can be automatically added to a continuing subscription service a-la most of the other mobile offers.

I want to be paid throughout the billing, not just one upfront $9.95

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If you plan on doing over $100,000/month on a single short code, the revenue share agreement doesn't make sense and you should go direct to the carriers. However, under that mark and during early growth it can be understandable to work with a mobile application provider. Send me a PM and I can tell you who I've had good and bad experiences with sending our clients to.
 
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Reverse billing and Premuim Rate SMS are some terms you can Google. I looked into this in the past and should look into it again as I am starting to kill it on incentived mobile submits.

My understanding is that it can take a while to get paid by the providers... net 65 I read somewhere.

I found a few viable UK solutions... love to hear any US ones.
 
As DullSpace suggested better to go with the carriers if you have volume, else you can use allopass

They will bill for you and keep a percentage of the amount billed, also there services are available in many countries. (You can even rebill on a monthly basis) -- Hint Hint
Try to become the next Flycell ;)


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Al
 
I work in the mobile space and shortcode management is a huge pain in the ass. Refunds are huge and carriers are constantly trying to audit and fine you even more money. Unless you plan on doing huge volume its not worth dealing with it on your own.
 
The biggest player in the US is Mobile Messenger, and also I've looked TxtNation. If you want to setup your own Premium SMS offer, like Ringtones or IQ Quiz, then MM is the way to go. They have all the content and you just provide the traffic and design the landing pages. It's Net 90 but they can pay you out weekly for 75% of the payout, for a slightly larger fee. TxtNation is good for if you have your own content and you are just trying to push it out to mobile users and bill them for it.
 
Thanks guys. I have looked into several of those 3rd party sites, but they don't seem to have what I am looking for which is basically where the client inputs their cell number into my site and then they receive a pin code to access the content on my site. I need both a single payment option and a rebill option too. I need pretty much what flycell does.

Do you guys know of any 3rd parties who can offer this service (at reasonable rates).

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Ryan, what does "leet people" mean?

By the way that is one of the nicest pussies I have ever seen (and I have seen a few)!
 
Dont go to carriers, there are Broker companies who have most of the carriers from most countries (90%), contracts made for different business types. Get a European broker company (most flexible) and contact them.

Depending on a campaign, depending on the fee , terms etc... if a user is under a contract and can stop at any time without a hassle, the chargebacks will be very low, or so called cancells. Mobile offers are like Credit Card billing in 1999, pure gold mine and everyones moving onto it. No more dating or Ringtones, serious business models are put behind.

Good Luck.
 
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