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SMS consent at Hyper

Hyper (Hyper Collective Inc, https://thehyper.co) connects Los Angeles restaurants with local food creators for paid content collaborations. Restaurants and creators manage campaigns, visits, performance reports, and payouts through Hyper.

Who receives text messages: only Hyper account holders (creators and restaurant operators) who have separately and affirmatively opted in. Hyper does not send SMS to anyone until they affirmatively opt in - creating an account, signing in, or accepting our Terms and Privacy Policy does not enroll anyone in text messages.

Why we send them: campaign assignments, creator visits, activity updates, performance reports, payouts, and account or support updates - the operational events of a collaboration.

The opt-in experience

Consent is collected inside the product, after sign-in, through a dedicated optional step and through account settings. Because the flow sits behind authentication, it is documented here with screenshots of the real experience.

Hyper's optional SMS opt-in step shown after sign-in, with the consent checkbox unchecked
The opt-in step shown after a user signs in. The consent checkbox starts unchecked, the full disclosure appears directly beside it, and "Not now" continues without opting in. Hyper works fully either way.
The Text messages panel in Hyper account settings, with the consent checkbox unchecked
The same opt-in inside account settings (Profile > Notifications). Users can enable texts here later, change their number, or turn messages off at any time.

The consent language, verbatim

I agree to receive recurring SMS messages from Hyper about creator assignments, restaurant visits, campaign activity, performance reports, payouts, and account support. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to unsubscribe or HELP for help. Consent is not a condition of using Hyper.

Program rules

Full policies: Privacy Policy · Terms of Service (see the “Messaging (SMS Terms)” section).