Deliverability is not a feature you flip on; it's a habit. The console gives you the same view our on-call engineers use — sender reputation per IP, DMARC report rollups, blocklist status, complaint rates by mailbox provider, and the inbox-placement signal from seed accounts at every major US ISP.
Each capability ships on the standard plan. Nothing in this list is an upsell or a separate product line.
Daily aggregate (RUA) and forensic (RUF) DMARC reports from every receiver are decoded into per-source, per-disposition charts. Failures from a forgotten subdomain or a forwarded marketing tool surface within hours, not weeks.
Bounce, complaint, and engagement rates are split by Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook/Hotmail, Apple iCloud, AOL, and corporate (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365). You see where reputation is degrading before it becomes a blanket spam-folder problem.
We maintain seed inboxes at major US ISPs and corporate filters; a sample of your transactional sends is BCC'd to them and the resulting folder placement is recorded. It's not a substitute for real recipient engagement, but it's an early warning when something has shifted overnight.
Every sending IP and your root domain are monitored against Spamhaus, SORBS, Barracuda, and the major corporate lists. If you land on one we can auto-delist from, we do; if it requires human review, we open the ticket with the receiver on your behalf.
Daily digest emails summarize what changed; active alerts page you when a metric crosses a threshold you care about. There is no separate 'deliverability' product to buy — it's part of every sending plan.
Engagement tracking that survives Apple Mail Privacy Protection and ad-blockers.
Every send, retry, signature, and webhook delivery, searchable for the legally required retention period.
Detect deliverability drops, bounce spikes, and webhook failures before customers notice.
Reach customers on the channel they actually open — email, US-native SMS, WhatsApp Business, and any system you can point a webhook at.
Move beyond one-off sends. Trigger flows from product events, sequence messages across channels, and adapt copy to who is reading it.
