Separate sending domains, SPF, DKIM and DMARC verified, mailboxes warmed properly, a list that is actually researched, and sequences written like a person wrote them. Built so your main domain never carries the risk.
Separate domain · your main inbox untouched
If you nodded at any of these, this is exactly what we fix.
The part that usually breaks is not the writing. It is the second week, when the work has gone boring and a client emergency lands on the same morning. A system does the boring part on the days you do not feel like it.

How it works
A dedicated sending domain, separate from the one your clients email you on. If outbound goes wrong, your real business email is untouched.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up and actually checked, not assumed. Missing or broken authentication is a common reason cold email lands in spam.
New mailboxes that send 200 emails on day one get burned. We ramp slowly, and we tell you the honest timeline.
A researched list, not a bought one, and a sequence written to get a reply rather than to sound clever.
What you get
Separate from your main one, so a bad campaign never poisons your real inbox.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC published and verified with live test sends.
A ramp that mailbox providers accept, not a volume spike that gets you flagged.
Built and verified for your actual target, never purchased.
Three to five steps, personalised opening, one clear ask.
Replies routed to you, unsubscribes honoured automatically, bounces suppressed.
Nothing goes out under your name until you have read it.
Pricing
$497
one-time
$1,497
one-time
$797
per month, add-on to any package
FAQ
Is cold email legal?
In the US under CAN-SPAM, yes, with an accurate sender, a real physical address and a working unsubscribe. In the UK, email to a company address is generally allowed with a clear opt-out. In the EU the rules differ by country, and some, such as Germany, require prior consent even for business addresses. We build to the rules of the country you are emailing. We do not email consumers and we do not ignore an unsubscribe.
Why not just use my normal email?
Because if a campaign goes badly, your main domain's reputation goes with it, and then your invoices and client replies land in spam too. The separate domain exists so that failure is survivable.
Why does warm-up take weeks?
Mailbox providers judge a new sender by behaviour. A brand new mailbox sending hundreds of emails looks exactly like a spammer, because that is what spammers do. Ramping slowly gives a new mailbox a track record before it sends at volume.
Do you buy lists?
No. Purchased lists are stale, full of spam traps and are the fastest route to getting a domain blacklisted. Lists are researched and verified for your specific target.
What reply rate should I expect?
It depends entirely on your offer and how well the list matches it. We will not quote you a number to win the sale. What we will do is tell you honestly, after the first two weeks of real data, whether the offer or the list is the problem.
Guides
Everything below is free. No signup, no sales call.
Email Deliverability
Why are my cold emails going to spam: 6 causes and fixes
Your cold emails are going to spam because of DNS errors or bad reputation. This guide explains the six causes and shows you exactly how to fix them.
Read it· 9 minEmail Deliverability
how to avoid cold emails going to spam
Learn how to avoid cold emails going to spam. We cover DNS records, warm-up schedules, and content fixes that stop your messages from being filtered.
Read it· 7 minEmail Marketing
How to fix email deliverability: A practical guide
Your emails are landing in spam or bouncing. This guide shows you how to fix email deliverability by checking SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and list hygiene steps.
Read it· 8 minEmail Deliverability
Why are my emails going to spam all of a sudden
Your emails are landing in the spam folder. Here is why this happens and the exact steps to fix your SPF, DKIM, and content issues.
Read it· 8 minCold email
Cold Email Deliverability: The Checklist Before You Send Anything
Fourteen checks to run before your first cold email goes out. Skip them and you risk burning a domain, landing in spam, and never knowing why nobody replied.
Read it· 5 minCold email
SPF, DKIM and DMARC for Cold Email, Explained Without the Jargon
What each of the three records does, exactly what to put in DNS, the mistakes that silently break them, and how to confirm all three actually pass.
Read it· 6 minTell us about your business. We do the work. You decide. We do not touch your primary domain's reputation.