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Sending is the easy part.

Fuzegenai is the layer underneath outbound: warmup, authentication, and a spam check on every email.

We ran outbound ourselves.

Mailboxes kept burning, and we never found out why.

Authentication, warmup, spam placement and sender reputation each lived in a different tool. None of them knew about the campaign doing the damage.

So we built the instrumentation we wanted, wired it into the send path, and turned it into Fuzegenai.

Teams can see sends and replies. Not what happens in between.

The reply rate tells you a campaign failed, weeks after it did.

  1. Sent

    Logged by every tool, ours included.

  2. Authenticated

    SPF, DKIM, DMARC and MX, checked per mailbox.

  3. Scored

    Spam-scored before it leaves. Held at 2.0.

  4. Placed

    No sending tool can see this. Ours included.

  5. Replied

    Logged by every tool, ours included.

What we check, and when

What we will not do.

Software that decides what to send has to be honest about what it cannot promise.

Count an email we held as sent.

Above a spam score of 2.0 the email is held. It never reaches the wire, and it hands back its daily and monthly allowance.

Send from a mailbox that is not ready.

A mailbox still warming up is never dispatched from. The campaign waits for it rather than risk the domain.

Keep your leads locked in.

Export any campaign's leads to CSV or Excel, whenever you want.

Put a number on this page we cannot source.

Every figure here comes from the product itself. There are no customer counts, because we are not ready to publish them.

Try it on your own domain.

Connect one mailbox. Its DNS is checked and warmup starts straight away.

14-day trial, no credit card.

What happens next

  1. 1Connect a mailbox with Google or Microsoft.
  2. 2Its DNS is checked and warmup begins.
  3. 3Import your campaigns, or write a sequence.