A comparison with Aegis Mobile’s brand vetting specifically, not Aegis Mobile as a whole.
Aegis Mobile is one of the accredited authorities that vets a brand for the carriers. Its brand vetting produces the trust score that sets your 10DLC throughput. It doesn't build or file your registration. Ekas does: it checks a registration across 10DLC, RCS, and Toll-Free, returns the exact fix, and files it on the provider you already use. These are different layers, and many brands use both. Here is how they line up.
The matchup
A compliance engine that prepares, checks, and files 10DLC, RCS, and Toll-Free registrations, with the exact fix when something is off.
An accredited vetting authority that scores a brand's trust from 0 to 100 for the carriers.
Comparing · brand vetting
The Ekas column reflects what we ship today. The Aegis Mobile column reflects public information as of our last review.
| Ekas | Aegis Mobile | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A compliance engine that prepares, checks, and files 10DLC, RCS, and Toll-Free registrations, with the exact fix when something is off. | An accredited vetting authority that scores a brand's trust from 0 to 100 for the carriers. |
| What each one does | Builds the registration, fixes what would fail, and submits it to the carriers. | Scores a brand that is already registered. It doesn't build, fix, or file the registration. |
| Channels | 10DLC, RCS, and Toll-Free. | 10DLC and RCS brand verification. No Toll-Free. |
| Getting approved the first time | Reads the submission and returns the exact fix before it goes in, so it clears review. | Returns a score, not a fix. A weak result can even confirm a lower throughput tier. |
| The accredited trust score | Not a vetting authority. Ekas works alongside one when a brand wants a higher score. | Issues the accredited score that raises your throughput tier. That is its job, and Ekas doesn't replace it. |
| If it gets rejected | Follow the fixes and the rejection doesn't count toward your quota, and Ekas covers the provider's registration fee. | The vetting fee is one-time and non-refundable, and the score carries no guarantee. |
| For a platform | A hosted flow, API, widget, or MCP, with one dashboard across every customer registration. | A per-brand vetting request through a CSP or direct. No embeddable flow for your own customers. |
| Best for | Platforms getting customers registered and approved across channels the first time. | A brand that needs an accredited score to raise its 10DLC throughput ceiling. |
What it is
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What each one does
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Channels
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Getting approved the first time
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The accredited trust score
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If it gets rejected
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For a platform
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Best for
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Aegis is one of the accredited authorities that scores brands for the carriers, and for 10DLC that score feeds the trust score that sets your throughput. If your registration is already in good shape and the goal is to raise the ceiling, especially on T-Mobile's daily volume tiers, an Aegis vet is how you buy a higher score. Ekas is not a vetting authority and can't issue that score, so this is a layer Ekas works next to rather than replaces. A brand serious about volume often uses both: Ekas to get the registration built and approved, Aegis to push the trust score higher.
The two sit at different layers. Aegis scores a brand that is already registered. Ekas builds the registration in the first place: it checks the brand, the website, the consent flow, and the campaign, returns the exact fix when something would fail, and files it on the provider you already use, across 10DLC, RCS, and Toll-Free.
A score is a number with no guarantee. Ekas backs the outcome instead: a rejection after following the fixes doesn't count against your quota, and Ekas covers the provider fee. And where Aegis is a per-brand vetting request, Ekas ships as a hosted flow, an API, a widget, or MCP tools, with one dashboard across every customer, so a platform can get many brands approved without building a compliance team.
This is less either-or than most comparisons. Use Aegis when a brand is already registered and needs an accredited score to lift its throughput ceiling. Use Ekas to get registrations built, fixed, and approved the first time across 10DLC, RCS, and Toll-Free, with a short form, an embeddable flow, and a guarantee. Many brands doing real volume use both, in that order.
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