Sender creates an account
Senders add their real name, verify their phone, and text GHOSTED before sending.
Anonymous to them. Accountable to us.
Send the last text they never answered.
One moderated message sent through GhostRepel. Senders need a verified account and must text GHOSTED. Recipients only need to opt in by texting GHOSTED.
Your access
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1Account
2Phone verified
3GHOSTED opt-in
Create or sign in to your account.
Development controls only — no verification or SMS provider is connected.
New anonymous message
LockedWrite your text
Recipients don’t need an account. Production will reveal only whether this number is eligible—not whether it never opted in or later sent STOP.
What they’ll see
Your identity stays hidden from the recipient, but GhostRepel retains it for safety and accountability.
Every message starts with consent.
Recipient texts GHOSTED
Recipients need no account. Texting GHOSTED from their phone is enough to opt in.
Send one safe message
We check sender identity, recipient consent, rate limits, and content before delivery.
One text or a low-volume plan.
One message
$1One anonymous message, up to 150 characters.
Send one textMonthly
$10 / month50 anonymous messages, up to 300 characters each, with optional initials as a hint.
Choose monthlyAnonymous doesn’t mean unaccountable.
Who can send a GhostRepel message?
Only an account holder with a completed profile, verified phone number, and active GHOSTED opt-in.
Who can receive one?
Anyone whose phone number has an active GHOSTED opt-in. Recipients do not need to create an account.
Why does the recipient have to opt in too?
It’s the unfortunate reality of U.S. A2P messaging rules and carrier consent requirements. GhostRepel messages are sent by an application, so carriers require recipients to agree before we can text them—even when another person writes and pays for the message.
Will they know it was me?
No. The recipient sees GhostRepel and the moderated message, not your name or phone number. GhostRepel retains your verified identity for abuse prevention and lawful requests.
What does STOP do?
STOP disables receiving and sending for that phone number until the account owner explicitly opts in again.