Solutions · deliverability

Your reputation,
on your infrastructure.

Own your reputation: your provider, your domains, permission-first by default.

Permission first. Every brand distinct.
The problem

Shared infrastructure means shared consequences.

On a bundled platform you send from someone else's IPs alongside everyone else's mail. When a neighbor's list practices go bad, your delivery rate pays for it — and you have no visibility into why, and no lever to pull.

SendNectar never sends on your behalf. You connect your own provider and verify your own domains, so reputation accrues to you. On top of that we score delivery, bounce, and complaint rates daily per domain, sender, and provider, and enforce permission structurally so the inputs to reputation stay clean.

What you get

Deliverability, specifically.

01

Your provider, your IPs

Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, Postmark, Brevo, or any SMTP host. Delivery reputation belongs to the account you control, not to a shared pool.

02

Verified domains per brand

Sending, tracking, and return-path domains are added and verified per brand, so authentication aligns with the identity you are actually sending as.

03

Warmup plans

Ramp new IPs and domains with daily limits and growth targets, building volume at a pace that mailbox providers reward.

04

Daily reputation scoring

Domain, sender, and provider reputation are computed daily from delivery, bounce, and complaint rates — so a slide is visible in days, not quarters.

05

Suppression that cannot be bypassed

Bounce, complaint, and unsubscribe processing can never be turned off, on any plan, by any admin. The single biggest reputation risk is structurally removed.

06

Frequency caps as protection

Layered caps per brand, topic, and message class limit how often a contact hears from you — fatigue is the quiet cause of complaint rates.

In the product

The signals you get, and where they come from.

Everything here is derived from provider events your own account produces — no modeled estimates.

Event types
delivered · opened · clicked · bounced · complained, from provider webhooks
Message lifecycle
Queued, accepted, delivered, and failed timestamps per message
Domain reputation
Daily delivery, bounce, complaint, open, and click rates per domain
Sender reputation
Daily performance health per sender profile
Provider reputation
Daily deliverability and error health per provider connection
Suppression scope
tenant · brand · topic, hashed, revocable, and fully audited

Bring your provider.
Keep your brands distinct.
Start today.

Set up your first workspace, connect a provider, and publish a workflow — free, in test mode, before you pay a thing.