Is your business calling consumers in any of these states? 

View the full state-by-state map here. 

In the ever-evolving landscape of compliance regulations, keeping up with the myriad of new rules year after year without slowing down outbound calling is becoming more difficult than ever.  

It’s also becoming more vital than ever to remain compliant amid these state-level changes. Most organizations cannot afford TCPA or Do Not Call violation fines and penalties, not to mention the consequential damage to brand reputation and possible litigation that comes from illegally contacting consumers across the United States. 

To ensure your organization is up to date with evolving regulations, we’ve mapped out the State-by-State TCPA and Do-Not-Call Restrictions for 2026 to help you avoid costly penalties and protect your brand reputation. 

Updated January 2026.

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