Route Gmail buyers, Yahoo buyers, and Outlook buyers each through their best-fitting provider — from the same store.
Four sendrules capabilities mapped to the pain that defines this segment. Every one of them is on the free plan.
Your buyers are on every major mail provider — Gmail dominates, but Yahoo and Outlook are still material. One provider that inboxes perfectly on Gmail may quietly get filtered on Yahoo. You never see it in your ESP dashboard because the mail was accepted; it just never reached the inbox.
sendrules checks each recipient's real mail server, not the domain string, and picks the provider best warmed for that inbox. Gmail buyers can leave through one provider, Yahoo through another, everyone else through a third — same rule, one send, no code change on your side.
The strategy checks each recipient's real mail server and buckets them into Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, Apple, or Other. Domain-string routing lies — many corporate domains are fronted on Google Workspace — and a real inbox check doesn't.
Read moreA new provider warms up on its own schedule. Bounce and complaint thresholds pause the ramp before you burn a fresh IP. No hand-tuning, no calendar reminder.
Read moreOne rule for order confirmations that can never be rate-limited, another for marketing that can queue and drain overnight. Same providers, different limits — and marketing can never poison the transactional rail.
Read moreOut-of-office replies from B2B buyers frequently name the person covering. The parser turns those into a fresh contact list you can add to the next campaign — delivered by webhook or CSV.
Read moreFive thousand messages a month. Every feature above included. Attach your existing provider and see whether the numbers move.