Replies dropped and I can't see why
The reply rate fell, every dashboard still says fine, and finding out why has become a second job on top of running the campaigns.
- 213K mailboxes under management
The reply rate is the last number to move
Every fix is a guess
You rotate domains, rewrite the copy, pause a sequence. Replies stay flat, and you still cannot say which change mattered, or whether any of them did.
Several factors move at once
Authentication drift, a blocklist listing, placement shifting at one provider, a warm-up pool that sends where your leads are not. Each can contribute, and they rarely show up in one place.
Weeks of sends before you see it
Reputation can slip in week one and placement can shift by week three. By the time replies drop, whatever started it is weeks old and the campaign has kept sending on it.
One listed domain, two different weeks
An example weekRead off the dashboards
try-outreach.co is listed on a blocklist. Every dashboard says fine.
Replies dip across the campaign.
You rewrite the copy without knowing why.
Still guessing, and still sending on the listed domain.
The blocklist check fails on try-outreach.co.
You get what broke, why and what to do: pause its sends and request delisting.
A 15-minute call with your advisor shows which check moved first.
You know which change mattered.
What sending.ac shows you, domain by domain
Seven checks on every domain, every day
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, blocklist, placement, MX and rDNS are checked on each domain daily and kept 28 days deep. A failing check comes with what broke, why it can matter and what to do.
- Filter down to the last sixty minutes
- Per domain and per sender
- Reply rate that counts real replies only
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What broke: try-outreach.co is listed on a blocklist, and placement at Microsoft has slipped.
Do: Pause the domain and request delisting, then move its mailboxes to backup.
An advisor reads it with you
A deliverability advisor is assigned to your account. On a 15-minute call they go through the domains where replies dropped and show you which check moved first.
- Assigned to your account
- Fifteen minutes, on your own data
- Pick the domainsThe ones where replies dropped
- Read the 28 daysChecks, placement and real replies, side by side
- Agree the next stepPause, fix the record or replace, domain by domain
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From a dropped number to a next step
Pick the domains
Start with the ones where replies dropped.
Read the 28 days
Checks, placement and real replies side by side, per domain and per sender.
Agree the next step
Pause, fix the record or replace, domain by domain, with your advisor if you want a second read.
Questions about seeing what changed
Most of these are faster on a 15-minute call with someone who already knows the answer.
Talk to an advisorWhat gets checked on each domain?
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, blocklist, placement, MX and rDNS, every day, kept 28 days deep.
How recent is the data?
You can filter down to the last sixty minutes, per domain or per sender.
Does the reply rate include warm-up replies?
No. Warm-up replies and out-of-office messages are counted separately, so the reply rate counts real replies only.
What happens when a check fails?
It comes with what broke, why it can matter and what to do.
Who reads the data with me?
A deliverability advisor is assigned to your account. On a 15-minute call they go through the domains where replies dropped.
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.
Find out which check moved first
Book 15 minutes with a deliverability advisor and bring the domains where replies dropped.
- SPF, DKIM and DMARC
- Blocklist and placement
- MX and rDNS
- 28 days of history
- Down to the last sixty minutes
- What broke, why and what to do