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Of course, you also get access to other deliverability features, such as inbox placement tests, DNS records tests, APIs, and weekly autotests. Note however that inbox placement tests aren’t its main focus – in fact, on Warmy’s lower level plans, you can only run a very small number of tests each month. Pros Offers a range of free tools, including email deliverability tests, email spam checkers and generators Able to select warm up “temperature” to define intensity of warming up activities different “warm up” languages available, as well as numerous warm up “topics”, so you can tailor them to your target market / chat support on all plans, as well as access to a deliverability consultant API is available, as well as an integration with Google Postmaster Tools Cons Works with a small seedlist of around mailboxes.

Also includes a limited number jordan telemarketing list of ISPs (Gmail, G Suite, Outlook, MS , Yahoo, iCloud, Zoho, Zoho PRO, SMTP) short-term improvements in deliverability but may fail to build sustainable, long-term sender reputation. For example, if ISPs identify the warm-up activities as non-genuine, it could lead to penalties, such as reduced deliverability or blacklisting Not yet able to select ISPs to target in warm up process, although this feature will be introduced soon Limited integrations – only integrations with Hubspot and Monday are available.

If you use another email service provider or CRM, you need to connect via SMTP. Tools like ActiveCampaign are not directly supported – you’ll need to warm up using Warmy’s seedlist, which is only available on request. Pricing Starter ($/mailbox/month): Includes daily warm up emails, DNS records test, inbox placement test, API access and premium support. Business ($/mailbox/month): Increases limits to daily warm up emails, DNS records tests, inbox placement tests, and ability to choose warm up language.