Route around a bad afternoon
Provider A had an outage in April. Teams sending through sendrules kept sending — every rule fails over to the next attached provider before the message queues.
Customers
Real stories, when the customer signs off.
Most B2B sites pad the logo wall with brands that trialled the free tier once and never came back. We don't. When a customer agrees to be named — and to publish the numbers that back the story — you'll see it here. Until then, this page tells you honestly what teams do with sendrules.
How we do customer proof
Three rules.
- Only real customers, only with permission. No logo goes on this page or the homepage unless the account is active, the company has agreed in writing, and the person quoted has approved the exact words.
- Numbers must be verifiable.If a case study says “bounce rate dropped 37%”, that number came from the customer’s own Activity data — not from our marketing team.
- No named-drop logo padding. A logo without a story attached is a decoration, and buyers know it. Every logo we render will link to a story the person named in it stands behind.
What teams do with sendrules
Three patterns that repeat.
While we build the case-study library, here’s an honest look at what teams actually use sendrules for — the moves the platform is built around.
Keep sender reputation clean
One recycled list can burn a warmed-IP reputation. Teams point their sequencer at sendrules and the quality gate rejects typos, disposables, and role addresses before the ESP sees them.
Turn every OOO reply into a lead
Recruiters, sales teams and account managers use the autoresponder parser to pull the covering colleague's email straight into a follow-up list — every reply their ESP would have thrown away.
Are you a customer?
Tell us the story you’d like to publish.
If you send through sendrules and you’d like to be featured — either as a named case study or, if you’d prefer, as an anonymous one with a job-title-and-industry attribution — write to us and we’ll take it from there. You approve every word before it goes live.