Private beta

Not open to everyone yet.

AutoEmail is running with a small group of teams while we test it against real campaigns. Access is invite-only, and there is no public sign-up.

We are keeping the group small deliberately. Sending infrastructure fails in ways that only show up under real volume on real domains — and we would rather find those with a handful of teams we can talk to directly than with a few hundred we cannot.

Beta access

What beta participants get.

Free during the beta

No charge while you are in the programme. We will give at least 30 days’ notice before that changes, and you will never be billed automatically at the end of it.

Direct line to us

You report a problem to a person, not a form. Deliverability issues get looked at the same day.

Setup done with you

We go through SPF, DKIM, DMARC and warmup on your domains together. Getting this wrong is the single most common reason outreach fails, and it is not obvious from the outside.

Your data stays yours

We do not read your campaigns for research, do not train models on your content, and do not sell or share anything. See the privacy policy.

Later

What pricing will look like.

We have not set final pricing, and we would rather say that than publish a number we intend to change. What we can commit to about its shape:

Per mailbox Priced on connected sending accounts, not on volume. Charging per email would reward exactly the behaviour that gets domains blocked.
No lock-in Monthly. Disconnect your accounts and stop whenever you like; revoking access in your Google account works too, and does not depend on us.
Beta pricing held Teams in the beta keep their rate for 12 months after general availability.

Requesting access

Tell us what you are sending.

We are prioritising teams doing researched, low-volume outreach on domains they own. If that is you, get in touch with how many mailboxes you run, which markets you send to, and roughly what daily volume you have in mind.

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Worth saying plainly: we are not a good fit for bulk blasting, purchased lists, or sending from consumer Gmail accounts at volume. Those get domains burned, and no amount of pacing fixes them.