Business email, newsletters and automatic emails — on your own domain, from one platform

Small businesses usually pay for three separate email products: mailboxes for the team, a newsletter tool and a service that sends receipts and password resets.

Three bills, three dashboards — and DNS records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) that decide whether emails land in the inbox or in spam. Most owners don’t know what those are, and shouldn’t have to.

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   Domain onboarding that generates the exact DNS records and verifies them automatically in the background
2. [02]
   Business mailboxes and aliases, with a Gmail-style web inbox and an installable mailbox app
3. [03]
   A sending API for app emails — receipts, password resets — with API keys, safe retries and signed webhooks
4. [04]
   Automatic suppression of bounces and complaints, and one-click unsubscribe
5. [05]
   A separate sending subdomain per customer, so their main domain’s reputation stays protected
6. [06]
   Newsletters with contacts, tags, segments and open/click tracking
7. [07]
   Email sequences that send each step exactly once, with an audit log
8. [08]
   Stripe billing across all three products, and an integration guide written for AI coding assistants

1. [01]
   Rent the hard infrastructure — mailbox hosting and bulk sending — and own the customer experience.
2. [02]
   Swappable email providers behind one layer, so a vendor can be replaced without touching the product.
3. [03]
   A separate sending subdomain for every customer to protect their main domain.

For the technically curious. You don’t need to know any of this to work with me.