How we ask for
SMS consent.

When the customer enters their phone number at checkout and taps Verify, this pop-up appears. The disclosure shown at the bottom is where transactional SMS consent is captured — tapping Send Code is the consent action. The block below reproduces the live pop-up verbatim.

When a customer places an order, we use the phone number provided to send texts about that order — order confirmation, pickup-ready notifications, shipping updates, and any problems with the order. These messages are transactional only; we do not send marketing or promotional texts. The disclosure shown inside the verification pop-up reads, verbatim:

By continuing, you agree to receive transactional order-update texts from Good Fold at this number (confirmation, pickup-ready, shipping, problems with your order). Msg & data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help.

The checkout flow captures consent in this order:

• Customer enters their phone number on the checkout page and taps Verify.
• An OTP pop-up appears with the disclosure shown above. Tapping Send Code is the consent action — we send a one-time verification SMS to the entered number.
• Customer enters the 6-digit code in the same pop-up to confirm ownership of the number before placing the order.
• Each text sent afterwards is tied to a specific order placed by the verified recipient.

• Reply STOP at any time to unsubscribe — one confirmation message, then nothing further.
• Reply HELP for assistance.
• Message frequency varies by order — typically two to six texts per order.
• Msg & data rates may apply.
• Mobile information and SMS consent are not shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing purposes.

See our SMS Program Terms for the full program disclosure (opt-in, opt-out, frequency, cost, supported carriers). SMS terms are also covered in our Terms of Service. Data handling is described in our Privacy Policy.