Analytics
Sends, replies and placement are reported per workspace, and any campaign exports as an image you can send the client.
Give each client a workspace of their own, with their own domains, lists and reporting. Switch between them in a click and bill each one however you like.
Every workspace is walled off at the data layer. The one thing shared is the warmup pool, on purpose: a pool only works with many mailboxes, and every one of them is held to the same health rules.
Sends, replies and placement are reported per workspace, and any campaign exports as an image you can send the client.
Each client’s lists, sequences and conversations live in its own workspace.
One client’s unsubscribes and bounces never block another client’s sequence.
Each client’s integrations only ever see that client’s data.
Every member is held to the same complaint, bounce and placement bands.
Add the client to their own workspace from Settings, Members, with a role that fits. They see their campaigns and numbers, and nothing from your other clients.
Rename these, change what they allow, or add your own.
Every workspace carries its own plan, so a client running hard can sit on Grow while a new one warms up on a smaller plan.
Every mailbox, in every workspace, sends within its own cap and spacing, warms on the same ramp and is slowed down by the same health checks. Your client’s ambitions never become your reputation problem.
Reputation is judged mailbox by mailbox, so one client’s struggling mailbox doesn’t drag another client’s down. The warmup pool is shared on purpose, because a pool only works with many mailboxes, and a mailbox that draws complaints or bounces is taken out of it.
As many as you like. Each client is its own workspace with its own subscription, so capacity grows with your roster rather than your headcount.
No. You own every workspace subscription and bill your clients yourself, at whatever margin you choose.
On Business and Enterprise, a workspace’s mailboxes sign in to their providers from an address no other customer uses.
Yes. Invite them to their workspace with a role that fits, and they see their own campaigns and numbers and nothing from your other clients.
Start with one client workspace for free and add the rest as you move them over.