Email warmup and deliverability platform

Everything deliverability needs, in one console.

Warm domains, measure placement, check authentication and read your MTA servers. Each part says what it will change before it changes it.

Email warmup, placement and DNS: the six parts

Each one covers a piece of the deliverability problem; the console shows them together.

Per-ISP warm-up

Volume ramps on a schedule per mailbox provider, and a circuit breaker pauses sending when bounces or deferrals say reputation is slipping.

Console: Warm-up processes, Ramp profiles

Inbox placement

Seed tests send tagged probes and read the seed mailboxes to report inbox, spam, deferred, bounced or missing, per ISP, IP and domain.

Console: Delivery tests, Audience

DNS authentication

SPF, DKIM, DMARC and BIMI are compared with what is published. Fixes are previewed first, then applied through the Namecheap or NameSilo registrar API.

Console: Domains, DNS fix

MTA intelligence

Your MTA servers are read over SSH: reputation, bounces, deferrals and DSN diagnoses, with fleet actions that show what they will change before they run.

Console: Infrastructure Hub

AI reputation trainer

A learning pacer suggests volume per ISP. Its output is advisory: deterministic safety limits stay in charge of what actually sends.

Console: AI trainer

Competitive intelligence

A seed inbox collects what other senders mail you, then groups it by brand: subject lines, cadence and where it landed.

Console: Intel
How it works

From a cold domain to a measured inbox in four steps

1

Connect your senders

Add your SMTP or MTA servers and your sending domains.

2

Warm up per ISP

Ramp profiles build volume gradually for each mailbox provider; breakers pause on trouble.

3

Watch every inbox

Seed tests and the MTA feed show where mail lands and why it was deferred.

4

Fix and scale

Review DNS and list findings, apply fixes you have previewed, and raise volume when the numbers allow.

See it on your own domains

Start a 7-day free trial to run a placement test and review your DNS authentication.