Do Not Call

State do-not-call lists, and what each one costs

Ten states run a list you have to obtain separately from the federal registry. Every figure below was read off the state's own page or its designated administrator, because every aggregator we checked had at least one state wrong.

We do not hold any of these lists. That is why this page exists: if a scrub of ours comes back clean, it is clean against the lists we named in the response and nothing else. Knowing which states have their own is the difference between a clean result and a useful one.

Their own list

10 states

State

Cost of the list

Published

Colorado$0–$500 a year, banded by the number of employees in the firm10 January, 10 April, 10 July and 10 October FloridaNot published — ask the stateQuarterly, available roughly 30 days before the quarter begins Indiana$750 a year, covering all four quarterly lists1 January, 1 April, 1 July and 1 October LouisianaBundled into registration — roughly $800 for an independent solicitor, up to about $1,700 for a principal registration with the minimum dependentsQuarterly Massachusetts$1,100 a year for the emailed list1 January, 1 April, 1 July and 1 October Missouri$50 per area code per quarter — $300 a quarter or $1,200 a year for all sixQuarterly Oklahoma$600 a year, or $150 a quarterQuarterly Pennsylvania$495 a year with quarterly updatesJanuary, April, July and October Tennessee$500 a yearQuarterly Texas$200 per quarter for the statewide list; the Electric No Call list and a geographically exclusive list are $200 per quarter each1 January, 1 April, 1 July and 1 October

Commonly listed, but wrong

Two states that do not run a list

Both appear on published lists of states with their own registry. Neither has one, according to the state.

Mississippi

Mississippi used to run its own list at $1,000 a year. Since 1 July 2023 solicitors use the national registry instead and no longer pay that fee.

Details

Wyoming

Wyoming does not maintain its own list. Its Attorney General states the law requires only that you not call Wyoming numbers on the current DMA list.

Details

Fees change and states change their minds — Mississippi dropped its list in 2023. Every row carries the date we checked it and a link to the source. Verify before you budget, and tell us if you find one that has moved.