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Mobile messaging that moves people to act.
High-volume broadcast SMS, MMS, RCS, and WhatsApp on a single platform. Run with you by real mobile strategists.
Progressive organizations that count on every message.
People read their texts. We turn that attention into action, or in most cases dollars.
On iPhone, suggested replies stack as a list under the message, two or more card actions collapse into an Options menu, and a carousel shows one card at a time.On Android, replies are tappable chips, every card action stays a full-color button, and a carousel scrolls sideways. How RCS differs by device →
Trusted for 20 years by organizations that count on every message
Start here
Pick your program. Each one comes with the channel mix and the strategists to run it.
Illustrative figures for this demonstration scenario, not customer results.
Real customer results
Every figure below comes from a program we ran with a real customer, reported by that customer. Nothing here is modeled, projected, or borrowed from an industry benchmark.
27,000 calls to legislators and 1,200 volunteers activated across swing states.
Real-time alerts halved formal complaints and cut response time from months to hours.
List growth and fundraising run as one program, not two.
See all five programs →
Trust & compliance
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified, CTIA security-reviewed, and penetration-tested quarterly. Consent, quiet hours, and opt-outs are enforced in the send path, not left to your team.
Tell us the outcome you are accountable for. We will show you the program that moves it.
Programs
Five programs. Each one is built end to end, not a feature list.
Every channel we run
Native integrations
Channels
Also supported
Upcoming channels
Direct messages and story replies, on the same subscriber record.
Broadcast and triggered email sharing one contact record and consent state.
Conversational messaging for audiences who live on Facebook.
What it is
What you need to know
Security & compliance
Most vendors have never had their security examined. Ours was, by independent forensics, by CTIA, by our aggregator, and by carrier security teams. Here is what they found and what we did about it.
Reports, policies and certificates are self-service at trust.mobilecommons.com.
November 2025
Two credential-based account takeovers, eleven days apart. A contractor's device was infected with credential-stealing malware; a second attacker reused a password that had leaked to the dark web. Neither was a flaw in the platform.
"The investigation confirms that the incident was isolated to compromised accounts and originated from credential compromise, not a platform vulnerability. Containment was executed promptly, and there is no evidence of lateral movement or systemic compromise."
Independent forensic attestation · December 2025
We suspended all broadcast capability as a precaution and reported to aggregators and carriers the same day. No backend infrastructure, database or administrative system was reached at any point.
What changed
Not a plan. Deployed, dated, and verifiable.
Eliminated the authentication system that did not enforce MFA.
Enforced on every employee account and every platform account. This closes the exact gap that was exploited.
Administrative portals are reachable only by authorized employees over encrypted VPN.
An unauthorized party cannot alter or schedule a send, even with account access.
All platforms, watched continuously for suspicious activity.
100% of employees and contractors, several times a year, via KnowBe4.
Single sign-on through Zitadel integrates with your identity provider. Access can be restricted to your approved IP ranges and locations.
Independently audited by Armanino LLP, covering Security, Availability and Confidentiality.
Controls at a glance
SSO, MFA on every account, least-privilege RBAC, VPN-only administrative access, IP allow-listing.
Encryption in transit and at rest, with documented retention and handling policies.
Mobile device management and endpoint detection enforce patching, disk encryption and threat detection across employee devices.
Continuous log monitoring with managed SOC coverage and documented incident-response runbooks.
Broadcast PIN and scheduled-send approvals, with AI-assisted message screening in deployment.
Annual risk assessments, vendor reviews, and an executive-sponsored ISMS program.
Investing ahead
For your procurement team
About Mobile Commons
We started in 2007, before texting was a channel anyone took seriously. The organizations we built it for are still here. So are we.
Longevity figures are the ones I could verify. Total messages sent, customer count and retention would all be stronger here; send me the real numbers and they go in.
Why organizations stay
You should not have to work out which product you need, or compare feature tables to figure out what fits. That is our job. Tell us the outcome you are accountable for and we will design the program, run it with you, and show you what it moved.
Leadership
A small team with long tenure. You will meet them, not a sales desk.
Meet the strategy and insights team →
Campaign teardowns, RCS benchmarks, and what we are learning from programs in flight.
RCS impact calculator
RCS lifts tap-through 3–7× over SMS on the list you already have. Pick what your program is trying to produce, put in your own numbers, and see what that lift is worth. Nonprofits can now run fundraising over RCS, and that is where the gap is widest, but the mechanism is the same whether you are filling shifts, keeping appointments or moving product.
An estimate, not a forecast · everyone RCS cannot reach stays at your SMS rate
Your program
Count only messages carrying a direct ask. Organizing and list-building sends don't belong here.
Industry range for standard SMS is 4–7%. Pull yours from your last six sends.
Of the people who tap through, what share complete a gift?
Android phones have supported RCS for years; iPhone joined with iOS 18. We measure this on your actual list during onboarding; 65% is a conservative US default for 2026.
Published RCS click-through lift over SMS runs 3-7×. We cap the resulting RCS click rate at 30%, the top of the observed range.
Projected annual result
Recipients whose phones cannot receive RCS stay at your current SMS click-through rate, so the model never assumes reach you don't have. Conversion rate and value per outcome are held constant across channels; the lift comes entirely from more people tapping through, which is the conservative reading of the benchmark data.
Benchmark sources: CM.com RCS Statistics for Marketers (2025); Sinch RCS Benchmarks & Case Studies (2025); Infobip Messaging Trends (2025); Vonage RCS versus SMS (2025). Illustrative example only. This is a modeled estimate, not a forecast, and does not guarantee results.
Anatomy of an RCS message
Scroll, and each piece is called out as you go.The numbers on the phone match the notes below it.
Every dollar matched through 31 December.
Explore more
Thirty minutes with a strategist who runs these. Your list, your capability split, what an RCS layer would actually change.
Resources
Success stories, guides, and analysis from the programs we run with advocacy groups, unions, health systems, and brands.
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Two questions, then a calendar. We will bring the version of this built for your program.
Strategy & Insights team
Mobile strategists and customer success managers, with you from onboarding through every send. Tap a name to read more.
Isabel has spent over ten years helping clients shape their digital marketing strategies, with a special love for email and mobile messaging. Away from work you will find her with family or at the rugby, on the pitch or shouting from the stands.
Supports Rant & Rave and Waterfall.
James has spent his career helping organizations improve satisfaction and operational performance through a consultative, relationship-led approach. Outside of work he enjoys cycling, cooking, and traveling with his family.
Supports Rant & Rave.
Michelle led peer-to-peer and broadcast texting programs at a large environmental nonprofit before focusing on mobile outreach, and returned to Mobile Commons to help organizations strengthen community engagement through creative messaging. In her free time she enjoys crocheting, gaming, and painting.
Supports mCommons.
Riham partners with nonprofits and advocacy organizations to craft action-driven mobile messaging campaigns on issues like immigrant rights, public health, and social justice. Outside of work she enjoys writing, traveling, and mentoring in her community.
Ryan started as a support engineer at Second Street. Years of baseball, the city of St. Louis, and a knack for nurturing relationships led him to Mobile Commons.
Supports Waterfall and Hipcricket.
Ryan is an AI & Automation Systems Architect, focused on designing practical, reliable ways to apply AI across products and business operations. With a background spanning software engineering and cloud operations, he combines hands-on technical experience with a strong understanding of infrastructure, automation, and responsible AI implementation. Outside of work, Ryan enjoys photography, exploring the Scottish countryside, and spending time with his two dogs.
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