Your RMD filing,
kept current.
Annual Robocall Mitigation Database recertification, plan updates and change tracking, prepared for you before every deadline. You review and submit. We keep you off the removal list.
Written gap list within 2 business days. No payment, no obligation.
Illustrative example built from fields in the public RMD listing.
How it works
The RMD is public. That means the FCC, your upstream carriers and we can all see what is missing in your filing. We fix that before it becomes a problem.
We check your public filing
We compare your RMD listing and attached mitigation plan against the current FCC requirements and list every gap in plain English.
We prepare the documents
Recertification answers, an updated mitigation plan and certification text, drafted from a short questionnaire about your network.
You submit, we keep watch
You review and submit in the FCC portal. We remind you before March 1 and whenever a change starts the 10-business-day clock.
What we keep an eye on
The rules small providers most often miss.
Annual recertification
Every existing RMD filer must recertify and resubmit its filing each year by March 1. The first round was due March 1, 2026.
47 CFR § 64.6305 · DA 26-72
10-business-day updates
A new address, contact, owner or role in the call chain must be reflected in your filing within 10 business days.
Effective Feb 5, 2026
Accurate certifications
False or inaccurate information carries a $10,000 base forfeiture per filing. A plan copied from a template is a common weak spot.
Federal Register, Jan 6, 2026
Removal risk
A removed provider's traffic must be blocked by other carriers. The FCC removed more than 1,200 providers in August 2025 and removed more in September 2026.
DA 26-872 · Sept 2, 2026
Simple pricing
Early access. First customers are onboarded personally, ahead of the March 1, 2027 recertification.
Starter
- Annual RMD recertification package
- Mitigation plan review & refresh
- Annual CPNI certification draft
- Deadline reminders
Pro
- Everything in Starter
- Change tracking with 10-day update drafts
- Filing calendar for your other FCC deadlines
- Priority turnaround
Founding customers keep the Starter price for as long as they stay. Reserve it in the free check form. No payment now.
Questions
Are you a law firm?
No. We prepare documents and track deadlines; we do not give legal advice and we do not file on your behalf. You stay the filer and sign your own certifications. If your situation needs counsel, we will tell you.
Where does my data come from?
From the FCC's public Robocall Mitigation Database listing and the documents attached to your filing. Anyone can view them, which is exactly why gaps matter.
Who is this for?
Small VoIP providers, IT/MSP firms reselling voice, cooperatives and municipal utilities that must keep an RMD filing but don't have a regulatory department.
What does the free check include?
A short written list of what is missing or outdated in your public filing, and what to do about each item. It takes us up to 2 business days.