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Burned mailboxes, weeks to recover

A domain burns, you buy new ones, and the campaign runs on fewer mailboxes while the replacements wait out another warm-up.

  • 213K mailboxes under management
Recovering from a burn, by hand
  1. The domain burnsReplies stop on every mailbox it carries
  2. Buy and set up againNew domains, new DNS, new mailboxes
  3. Warm up from zeroRoughly three weeks before a domain earns its keep
  4. Back to full volumeIf nothing else burned in the meantime

A burned domain takes weeks to replace

You find out from the replies

Replies stop on one domain. By the time you check, the mailboxes on it can have been landing in spam for days.

Contributing factors stack up

List quality, volume per mailbox, a shared tenant, a warm-up pool aimed at providers your leads are not on. Each can contribute to a burn, and they usually overlap.

Another warm-up, more money, more waiting

New domains need roughly three weeks of warm-up before they earn their keep. That is three weeks of lower volume on a campaign the client is already paying for.

One burned domain, two different weeks

An example week

Recovering by hand

  1. try-outreach.co gets listed and its mailboxes start landing in spam.

  2. Replies stop. You find the burn from the inbox.

  3. New domains, new DNS, new mailboxes.

  4. Warm-up from zero while the campaign runs short.

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  1. Risk Level flags the mailboxes on try-outreach.co before replies move.

  2. A backup domain, already warmed, takes their volume.

  3. Mailbox insurance is triggered for the flagged mailboxes.

  4. The campaign never ran short.

Replace the mailbox before the burn

Risk Level flags it, a replacement takes over

Risk Level is built from sending data and flags a mailbox ahead of your reply rate. The infrastructure is replaceable, so a flagged mailbox is swapped out and volume holds.

  • Each domain on its own tenant
  • Backup domains held ready
  • Flags on every vendor you use
sending.acNorthwind
SequencersDomainsPersonasInboxesDeliverability
Domains
Domains14
Inboxes96
Replaced2
DomainStatus
try-outreach.coBurned · 10 mailboxes moved first
Burned
reach-outreach.coTook over 10 mailboxes
Sending
outreach-team.ioRisk Level flag · 12 moved
Retired
get-outreach.ioTook over 12 mailboxes
Sending

Mailbox insurance for the burn that still happens

Mailbox insurance is free, first in the industry and in early access. If a mailbox burns, it is replaced in full within 30 days, even one bought elsewhere. Risk Level triggers it before the burn.

  • Free, in early access
  • Covers mailboxes bought elsewhere
  • Full replacement within 30 days
Mailbox insurance
Risk LevelFlags a mailbox ahead of your reply rate
Insurance triggeredBefore the burn, from the Risk Level flag
Full replacementWithin 30 days, even if bought elsewhere

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213Kmailboxes under management
7checks per domain, every day
30 daysto replace a burned mailbox
75mailboxes on a single domain
David LehnertFounder, Wyngman
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Can confirm. We actually tested them, and performed next to Winnr the best. Good on Yannic Schwock
Saief TissaouiPosted in General discussions
Community
Setup was fast, DNS and DKIM handled automatically, and each domain runs on its own isolated tenant so a burned domain stays contained.
SP
Sergio PereaInbox buyer
Message
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.

How a burn gets handled

  1. Risk Level flags the mailbox

    Built from sending data, it flags a mailbox ahead of your reply rate, on every vendor you use.

  2. A backup takes its volume

    Backup domains are held ready, each on its own tenant, so a flagged mailbox is swapped out and volume holds.

  3. Insurance replaces it

    A burned mailbox is replaced in full within 30 days, even one bought elsewhere. Insurance is free and in early access.

Questions about burned mailboxes

Most of these are faster on a 15-minute call with someone who already knows the answer.

Talk to an advisor
Can I tell a domain is about to burn?

Risk Level is built from sending data and flags a mailbox ahead of your reply rate, so you can act before replies move.

Does one burned domain affect my other domains?

Each domain runs on its own tenant with its own IPs, so a burned domain stays contained.

What does mailbox insurance cover?

A full replacement within 30 days, even for a mailbox bought elsewhere. It is free and in early access.

Do replacements start warm-up from zero?

Backup domains are held ready, so a flagged mailbox's volume moves to one that has already warmed.

What usually causes a burn?

List quality, volume per mailbox, a shared tenant and a warm-up pool aimed at providers your leads are not on. Each can contribute, and they usually overlap.

Can I bring the mailboxes I already have?

Yes. Mailboxes bought anywhere else connect for free. You only pay for what you provision through sending.ac.

Start sending today.

Mailboxes, domains and DNS in one order, live the same day. Bring the sequencer you already run.

Mailbox insurance, in early accessFree
  • Full replacement within 30 days
  • Covers mailboxes bought elsewhere
  • Triggered by Risk Level, before the burn
  • Each domain on its own tenant
  • Backup domains held ready
  • Flags on every vendor you use