TCPA & DNC Compliance to Protect Every Call & Text

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act is the federal law governing calls and texts to consumers. Violations run $500–$1,500 per call or message, which is why a single campaign can turn into a class action. The Blacklist Alliance helps you stay on the right side of it.

Before you dial, we check each number against our proprietary database of known TCPA litigators and serial plaintiffs and flag the risky ones — so you don't call the people most likely to sue.

Yes. We scrub the federal DNC registry plus all state lists, and we track state mini-TCPA rules like Florida's FTSA and the stricter California requirements.

Yes. Use our API for real-time scrubbing inside your dialer or platform, or run lists in batch. Most teams are integrated in days, not weeks.

One platform covering litigator scrubbing, DNC and state lists, a litigation firewall, and caller-ID reputation — backed by a proprietary litigator database and used by roughly 1,000 clients in the calling space.

Yes — book a free demo and we'll show you the Litigation Firewall against your own call flow.

A Do Not Call list is a registry of phone numbers that have opted out of telemarketing. There is the federal Do Not Call Registry maintained by the FTC, plus separate state lists. Businesses that call or text consumers are generally responsible for checking their numbers against these lists before dialing. The Blacklist Alliance checks the federal registry and all state lists for you, in real time or in batch.

The federal Do Not Call Registry is the national list of consumers who have asked not to receive telemarketing calls, administered by the Federal Trade Commission. Calling numbers on the registry without a valid exemption can expose a business to penalties. We scrub your calling lists against the federal registry and every state list so flagged numbers are caught before the call connects.

Yes. The Blacklist Alliance provides real-time DNC and litigator scrubbing through a drop-in API, plus batch list processing for teams that prefer to scrub in bulk. The API integrates directly into your dialer or platform, so every number is checked against the DNC registry and our litigator database before a call is placed.

You can scrub two ways: send numbers to our API in real time as each call is placed, or upload a list for batch scrubbing. Either way we compare every number against the federal Do Not Call Registry, state lists, and our proprietary litigator database, and flag the ones you should not dial. Most teams are integrated in days.

TCPA compliance means following the Telephone Consumer Protection Act’s rules for calling and texting consumers — honoring do-not-call requests, respecting calling-time and consent requirements, and keeping records. The Blacklist Alliance supports compliance with real-time DNC and litigator scrubbing, a litigation firewall, and automatic documentation of consent and call outcomes. (General information, not legal advice.)

STIR/SHAKEN is the industry framework carriers use to verify that a caller ID has not been spoofed. Calls are signed with an attestation level (A, B, or C) reflecting how confident the originating carrier is in the number. Maintaining a clean caller-ID reputation helps your legitimate calls earn full attestation and avoid being labeled spam. Our caller-ID reputation monitoring tracks how your numbers are treated across the major carriers.

Under the TCPA, statutory damages generally run $500 per call or text, and up to $1,500 for a willful violation. Because those amounts are per message, a single campaign can add up to a class action quickly. Scrubbing before you dial is the most direct way to reduce that exposure.

Yes. Our API drops into major dialers and communication platforms — including Twilio, Plivo, Vonage, and RingCentral — and the litigation firewall can block risky numbers right inside your existing workflow.

Yes. In addition to the federal rules, we track state mini-TCPA laws such as Florida’s FTSA and California’s stricter requirements, and we scrub against all state do-not-call lists.