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Your number and your sending address

Beverly texts and emails as you, which means a number and an address that genuinely belong to you.

Live, with limitsWorking today, with the limits named on this page. Both work today. Getting your own texting number involves a carrier registration that takes real time and that we cannot shorten. Bringing your own number is on the paid plan.

An assistant that texts from a random number and emails from a generic domain gets ignored and filtered. So this part is set up properly, and properly takes a moment.

What is involved
ThingWhat you doWhat to expect
Start on a shared numberNothing. It works from your first day.Fine for trying Beverly. Move to your own before you run volume.
Your own texting numberSearch an area code and take one, in the app.A registration wait before it can text at volume. Start it early.
A number you already useBring it across.On the paid plan.
A sending addressSign in with your email provider, or enter an app password.Usually quick, and the difference between the inbox and spam.
If it is not connected, Beverly does not sendWhere there is no connected sender, Beverly does not fall back to sending from somewhere generic under your name. It stops and hands you what it would have sent. Failing loudly beats a month of email quietly landing in spam.

Checked against the product on 29 August 2026. What the labels mean

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