Stop unsafe email before provider handoff. Not after the damage is done.
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC verified before production sending. Suppression, caps, and address checks enforced in the send path itself, so unsafe mail is refused rather than reported.
✓Every check runs at dispatch, not at enqueue.
Refuse unsafe sends first
Details
not yet sentChecks before dispatch
- DomainSPF · DKIM · DMARC
- RecipientAddress verified
- SuppressionNo active block
- RouteProvider healthy
[ 01 / 03 ]What you control
Authentication, reputation, and the failures in between.
Authenticate the domain
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC with explicit verification before any production send.
Watch sending health
Bounce, complaint, and suppression signals tracked per company and per stream.
Investigate real failures
Trace events to isolate whether it was content, identity, reputation, or routing.
[ 02 / 03 ]Why it holds up
Deliverability controls belong before the provider handoff.
Everything here runs inside one send function, so there is no route to a provider that skips it — not the API, not a flow, not an agent, not a retry from a queue.
- Hard bounces and complaints suppress future mail automatically, and complaints can never be un-suppressed.
- A dead mailbox is checked once before its first send, so it never costs you a bounce.
- The kill switch and daily cap are re-checked at dispatch, so work queued before you paused still stops.
- If a count can't be read, the send is refused rather than treated as under the cap.
Refuse unsafe sends first
Details
not yet sentChecks before dispatch
- DomainSPF · DKIM · DMARC
- RecipientAddress verified
- SuppressionNo active block
- RouteProvider healthy
Questions people ask us
Protect your sending reputation before the first message leaves.
Verify one domain, send a real message, and watch every pre-dispatch check run against it.