how does inboxy help warm up a domain?

A domain's reputation is the sum of every mailbox sending from it. inboxy warms up a domain by getting the technical setup right first, then building reputation on each mailbox with steady, positive engagement.

1. Authentication from day one

SPF, DKIM and DMARC tell inbox providers that your emails really come from you. inboxy configures all three automatically for every domain you connect, and the dashboard shows their status per mailbox. Missing authentication is the most common reason new domains land in spam.

2. A sensible number of mailboxes per domain

Instead of pushing all your volume through one inbox, spread it across a few Google Workspace mailboxes on each domain. Most teams use two or three per domain. inboxy lets you order as many as you need at the same flat rate. Our guide on how many mailboxes you need has the maths.

3. Warmup on every mailbox

Each mailbox exchanges emails with a private network of real inboxes that open them, reply, mark them important and move them out of spam. Volume ramps up gradually, so the domain builds a steady history instead of a sudden spike.

4. Check before you send

Run a free inbox placement test to see whether you land in the inbox, promotions or spam before your first campaign, and again whenever something changes.

For the full process, read how to warm up an email domain.