One layer above
every brand you send for.
The operating layer between your brands and your provider.
The tools assume you have one brand.
Email tooling is built around a single list, a single sender, and a single set of settings. Run more than one brand and everything that should be per-brand — consent, suppression scope, sending domain, frequency, reporting — collapses into a single global setting you have to work around.
SendNectar treats the brand as the primary unit. Consent, suppressions, domains, sender profiles, routing, caps, templates, and reporting all hang off the brand, and the tenant above them gives you one place to operate the whole portfolio.
Multi-brand orchestration, specifically.
Brand is the boundary
Every record in the product is tenant- and brand-scoped. Isolation is the schema, not a filter applied at read time.
Shared operations, separate data
One login, one team, one billing relationship — over audiences and consent records that never touch each other.
Per-brand delivery identity
Sending, tracking, return-path, and landing-page domains are verified per brand, with sender profiles pinned to a verified provider identity and sending domain.
Consent that travels correctly
Subscription topics are defined per brand, so a contact who exists in two brands holds two independent, separately evidenced consent states.
Content reuse without bleed
Reusable blocks and versioned templates speed up production, while brand defaults keep every send visually and legally native to its own brand.
Portfolio-wide visibility
Messages, provider events, conversions, and daily domain, sender, and provider reputation roll up across brands — or filter down to exactly one.
What is scoped to a brand.
The short version: almost everything. This is the list that makes multi-brand work rather than merely fit.
- Audience
- Lists, segments, tags, topics, subscriptions, and suppressions
- Delivery
- Domains (sending, tracking, return-path, landing page), sender profiles, and routes
- Content
- Templates, reusable blocks, and RSS feeds
- Capture
- Forms, landing pages, preference centers, and websites
- Messaging
- Campaigns, frequency caps, and workflow definitions
- Governance
- Consent evidence, retention policies, and legal holds
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.