MailPerch didn't start with a market analysis. It started with a stack of invoices.
A list-cleaning bill. An email-design bill. An ESP bill that grew every time the list did. A landing-page builder bill that cost more than the rest combined. Four logins, four export buttons, four support teams pointing fingers at each other whenever a campaign underperformed.
The absurd part? Each tool needed the output of the other three to be useful. The page builder grew the list the verifier had to clean, so the sender could mail them, so the automations could nurture them. Four organs of one body — sold separately, by four landlords.
So we built the body whole.
Sending from your own authenticated domain is table stakes — included on every paid plan, from Starter up, with the DNS records generated for you.
When MailPerch can't verify something, it says so. We will never pad your list with guessed or invented data to make a report look fuller. You'd find out at send time anyway — the bounce report never lies.
Every feature — cleaning, scoring, suppression, sender isolation — exists to protect the one asset that decides whether email works for you: how much the inbox providers trust your name.
When you write to support, a founder reads it. When your list hits a million, the architecture is already there.
We're not trying to be the biggest email company in the world. We're trying to be the one you'd recommend to a friend with a straight face.
— The MailPerch Team
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