How SendPath works

The four stages

1. Set up sending

Connect mailboxes you already own. DNS records prove the mail is yours, and warm-up builds each mailbox's reputation.

2. Prepare your audience

Import your own lists. Verification removes addresses that would bounce. Unsubscribes and bounces are suppressed for good.

3. Write and launch

Write a sequence: a first email and its follow-ups. A campaign sends it to a list from the mailboxes you pick, once the pre-send gate passes.

4. Get results

Emails go out a little at a time, inside your schedule. SendPath reads the replies, labels them, and stops the sequence for everyone who answered.

Who does what

SendPath

• Spreads emails across your mailboxes, inside each one's daily cap and your schedule, with a gap between them.
• Checks every email against the gate just before it goes out.
• Warms up the mailboxes you choose, and watches where their mail lands.
• Reads replies, labels them, and stops the sequence for anyone who replied.
• Suppresses unsubscribes and bounces automatically.

You

• Bring the mailboxes and the contact lists. SendPath never supplies either.
• Write the emails. SendPath AI can draft and review them.
• Answer replies from your own mailbox. SendPath never sends a reply.

Why sending sometimes slows or stops

SendPath protects your domain first. It slows or holds sending when:

• a mailbox's bounces go over 5% (counted once it has sent 50). It stops until you resume it.
• a mailbox's warm-up mail lands in spam. Under 80% in the inbox halves its campaign emails; under 60% holds them.
• the plan's emails for the month run out, or a payment fails.
• an email fails a gate check at the last moment. That email is skipped and recorded.

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