Now available in the United States

The 4notify product catalog for US teams

Customer communications without the gap between “the email tool”, “the SMS tool”, “the WhatsApp tool” and the audit log nobody owns. Twelve dedicated product pages below — each its own URL, each its own feature breakdown.

4
Channels in one platform
Email, SMS, WhatsApp, webhooks
<30s
Median email delivery
On a verified domain
<5s
MFA SMS median latency
Across major US carriers
13mo
Audit log retention
Extendable for HIPAA / FINRA
How to read this page

One platform, twelve product pages, three buying contexts

4notify started as the messaging layer for a multi-tenant B2B platform with thousands of small businesses pushing transactional notifications through it every day. That origin shaped two things about the product. First, every channel — email, SMS, WhatsApp, webhook — runs on the same delivery substrate, with the same consent model, the same audit log, the same rate limiter. Second, the platform treats individual notifications the way an engineer would: signed, idempotent, replayable, with metadata that survives across systems.

For US customers, that translates into a customer-communications stack you can put under SOC 2 review, point at Gmail and Yahoo's 2024 bulk-sender rules, and still hand to a marketing team that wants to run a drip with a holdout group. Pricing is per-send rather than per-seat, the API is the same one our own platform uses in production, and the deliverability tooling is the standard plan, not an upsell.

Everything below links to a dedicated product page with the full feature breakdown, code samples, and pricing notes. The page you are on now is the catalog — a single entry point so a buyer or an engineer can decide whether 4notify is worth a deeper look without clicking into half the navigation.

Who 4notify is actually built for

If two of these four describe your team, the product page links above will probably feel like they were written for you.

Engineering-led SaaS

Teams who want a clean REST API, idempotency keys, and signed webhooks instead of a marketing tool with an API bolted on.

Compliance-bound platforms

Healthcare, fintech, education, and legal workflows where the audit log, consent ledger, and DMARC alignment have to survive an external review.

Lifecycle and growth teams

Marketers who run drips and A/B tests but also need the same engine to send the receipt that closes the loop on conversion.

Multi-tenant operators

Anyone serving notifications on behalf of customers — with per-tenant sender domains, per-tenant analytics, and per-tenant rate limits.

How 4notify compares

Snapshot of where the work goes if you build messaging in-house, pick a generic transactional-email or SMS vendor, or run on 4notify.

CapabilityDIYGeneric vendor4notify
Gmail / Yahoo 2024 sender rulesManual configuration of DMARC, list-unsubscribe, complaint loopDocumentation pointing to your DNS providerValidated at domain verification; daily check thereafter
10DLC brand + campaign registrationDirect submission to The Campaign RegistryHandled by reseller, vetting score not visibleSubmitted on your behalf with vetting score and throughput surfaced
Audit log retentionEngineering-built logging pipeline30–90 days, then export to S3 yourself13 months default; extendable per channel for regulators
Cross-channel cascade with fallbackApplication code in every send callPossible but priced per channelNative in flow editor; pricing visible per cascade step
Anomaly detection on delivery healthCustom Grafana dashboardsStatic-threshold email reportsPer-channel statistical baselines with PagerDuty / Opsgenie routing

Ready to wire up the first channel?

Most US customers start with the transactional email API — it's the highest-leverage change and it shows the platform's behavior under your own DKIM and DMARC records. The SMS gateway, WhatsApp integration, and lifecycle automation slot in afterwards on the same account.