Authenticate as
the brand you are.
Sending, tracking, return-path, and landing-page domains — verified per brand.
Alignment is per brand, or it is nothing.
When several brands share one sending domain, they share one reputation and one authentication story. A complaint against the least careful brand degrades delivery for the most careful one, and the from-address never quite matches the brand the recipient recognizes.
Domains are added and verified per brand and per purpose — sending, tracking, return-path, and landing page. Each brand authenticates as itself, and reputation is scored against the domain that actually earned it.
Sending domains, in detail.
Four purposes
A domain is registered for sending, tracking, return-path, or landing pages, so each role is explicit rather than inferred.
Explicit verification
Domains start pending and become verified through a deliberate verification step, with the verification time recorded.
Brand-scoped
Each domain belongs to a brand. There is no shared pool, and no way for one brand to send as another.
Bound to sender profiles
A sender profile pins a from-address to a verified sending domain and a verified provider identity — misconfiguration is caught at setup, not at send.
Tracked reputation
Delivery, bounce, complaint, open, and click rates are scored daily per domain, so a specific brand’s health is visible on its own.
Warmup aware
New domains ramp under warmup plans with daily limits and growth targets rather than starting at full volume.
Domain record.
What the product stores, and what it refuses to assume.
- purpose
- sending · tracking · return_path · landing_page
- status
- pending until verification succeeds
- verified_at
- When verification actually completed
- Scope
- One brand per domain record
- Sender profile
- Pins from-name, from-email, and reply-to to a verified domain and identity
- Reputation
- Daily delivery, bounce, complaint, open, and click rates per domain
Bring your provider.
Keep your brands distinct.
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