You switch providers. Replies keep dropping.
You make the move, set everything up again, and still don’t know what’s wrong. The migration costs you two weeks and tells you nothing.
Every fix you tried is the correct fix. None of them could have worked.
Forty-eight hours. No answer, no cause, nobody telling you a thing.
Your leads are on Gmail. Your warm-up went to Outlook.
Reputation you build with one provider does not carry to the other. No tool checks that.
By week 5 you notice. It started in week 1.
Your mail hits spam first, so fewer people see it. The replies stop weeks later.
Two or more? This is built for you.
The most researched mailbox infrastructure, paired natively.

IntegrationAuto reconnect and replace
sending.ac mailboxes connect to Smartlead natively, reconnect on their own and get replaced when one burns, so the volume your campaigns plan for keeps going out.
See the Smartlead pagePremium warm-up pool
sending.ac mailboxes connect to Instantly natively, qualify for the premium warm-up pool on their reputation, and get their warm-up checked against where your campaigns actually send.
See the Instantly pageDay 1 first domains live
Order domains and mailboxes, let DNS get written and verified for you, and connect them to PlusVibe natively. The first domain set can be live the day you sign up.
See the PlusVibe page
Integration7 domain checks a day
sending.ac mailboxes connect to EmailBison natively, and every domain behind them gets seven checks a day, hourly placement data and a reply rate that counts only real replies.
See the EmailBison pageRunning something else, or mailboxes you buy elsewhere? Connect them anyway. The warm-up pool check and the clones work on any infrastructure, free. Decide about the rest later.
Connect what you runEverything you need to launch, send and get replies, without the usual email headaches.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC, written per domain and verified before the first send.
Your own IPs, your own reputation, your own admin panel per domain. Never pooled.
Mailboxes arrive warm, on whatever domain extension you want to send from.
Up to 75 inboxes per domain, automatic reconnects, infrastructure we replace for you.
Insure your sending against the mailbox you’re about to lose.
Research that helped Instantly.ai improve its warm-up pool in 2024.
You’ll know before your client does.
Drop the redirect. Every outreach domain serves its own static copy.
Their mailboxes, their domains, their risk levels, walled off from everyone else.
Point an agent at your account and it provisions the infrastructure while you write the campaign.
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Can confirm. We actually tested them, and performed next to Winnr the best. Good on Yannic Schwock
Yo Yannic,
Not gonna believe this but last night in my dream I was at the shops and there were sending.ac mugs for sale!
So I thought I text you today and see how everything is going!
Btw, you guys have the smoothest UX/UI of all the inbox resellers I’ve purchased from.
And I’ve worked with ALL of them.
Best,
Sergio Perea
Been running sending.ac (Azure based inboxes) for my domain/inbox infra for a few months now. Setup was fast, DNS and DKIM handled automatically, and each domain runs on its own isolated tenant so a burned domain stays contained.
The thing that actually surprised me: I tested sending a link and a GIF in the very first email of a sequence, normally a fast way to get flagged. Still landed in primary. Ran it across a few domains to check it wasn’t a fluke, same result each time.
Still plugging everything into ReachInbox the same as always, just wanted to share the infra side since it’s held up better than I expected. Hope it helps!
Choose the plan that fits your needs. Upgrade or downgrade anytime.
Pick any count from 1,100 mailboxes and see the price before you pay.
You can get started without a call. But if you prefer 1-1, pick a slot that works for you.
We do relationships, not sales.
You make money, we make money.
Most of this is faster over a 15-minute call, with someone who already knows the answer.
Talk to an advisorNo. It sits underneath them. sending.ac provisions and watches the mailbox infrastructure (domains, DNS, IPs, warm-up); your sequencer still writes and sends the campaign. Connect Smartlead, Instantly, PlusVibe or EmailBison and keep your workflow.
No. Mailboxes you buy anywhere else can be connected for free. The warm-up pool check and the deliverability clones both run on outside infrastructure. You only pay for what you provision through us.
Most tools report the past. sending.ac measures placement from inside real inboxes, hourly, so a spam-folder shift or a broken DMARC record shows up the day it happens, not three weeks later when a client asks why nobody replies.
Risk Level flags it before your reply rate shows it, based on sending data, not a support ticket. On the plans that include it, the mailbox gets replaced within 30 days at no extra cost, even if you buy it elsewhere.
Yes. Every tenant gets its own IPs and its own reputation. You’re never pooled with a stranger’s complaint rate the way you’d be on a shared sending provider.
Not yet. Google mailboxes are on a waitlist for now, so every plan runs on Azure. When Google opens, you’ll be able to split a plan between both providers.
Yes. There’s a full API and an MCP server. Point Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor at your account with a prompt like “create 4 domains, 3 mailboxes each, start warm-up today” and it provisions while you write the campaign.
Domains, DNS (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) and mailbox provisioning are automatic, so your first domain set can be live the same day you sign up. Warm-up still takes its usual few weeks; we just verify it’s actually working, from outside the tool doing the warming.
We do relationships, not sales.
Wanna 1-1 with our team?
15 minutes. We check your actual sending data and name what’s at risk, before it costs you a reply.
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Talk to us. A deliverability advisor sizes the plan with you on a 15-minute call.