Every SpamCipher offer on one page
Yearly savings, the programs, the free deliverability review and the current promotion, each with how it applies.
Read more →Every change you can see in SpamCipher, newest first. The best of each fortnight also goes out in Pipeline Notes.
Yearly savings, the programs, the free deliverability review and the current promotion, each with how it applies.
Read more →Apply once with a document; once approved, the discount applies at checkout by itself.
Read more →Book a 20-minute call on your domains, mailboxes and inbox placement, with what to fix first.
Read more →Every free tool now offers its result by email, sent once to the address you give.
Confirmed subscribers get 500 extra credits on their first credit pack, added by themselves.
Read more →Redeem one to three lifetime codes for 1,000 to 5,000 credits and 2,500 to 12,500 sends every month, renewed on the 1st.
Read more →One practical sales engagement idea every two weeks, a figure from our own data and what is new. Join on the site, at sign-up, or in Settings > Email.
Read more →From 24 November to 1 December, new ONE customers save on their first year or first three months, and every credit pack comes with 25% more credits.
Read more →SpamCipher hosts MTA-STS and TLS reporting for your domain, and tightens your DMARC policy from your own reports once your servers pass.
Read more →SpamCipher can now add your domain's records for you at GoDaddy, Hostinger, Porkbun and Spaceship as well as Cloudflare, with Undo for every change.
Campaign email from Microsoft mailboxes now goes out with your unsubscribe link, and follow-ups thread under the first email.
Read more →If a domain you send from fails authentication or an unknown sender starts using it, the owner hears about it by email and in the bell, with no setup.
Read more →Sending reports now say Not bounced instead of Delivered, show delayed messages, and match each week's bounces to that week's sends.
The new Platform page walks through every part of SpamCipher, how it works and what it fixes for your team.
Read more →A new page tells the deliverability story step by step, from your domain's identity to sending health, monitoring and inbox placement.
Read more →Connect Postmaster Tools to see Gmail's spam rate and compliance status, and warm-up slows or holds by itself when the spam rate climbs.
Each agent's approval setting now holds on every path, and anything an agent does on its own appears in its activity feed.
Read more →Domain Health Monitoring now tracks uptime and outages for your site and mail servers, and campaigns hold their sends while your mail server is down.
Read more →Every domain you send from is checked against blacklists by default, and a major listing holds sending from it until it clears.
Read more →Each sending domain gets a placement test every week, plus one the day after a mailbox is slowed, and the results steer how it sends.
Read more →Each mailbox paces itself separately for Gmail, Outlook and other providers, and sends lean toward the hours that perform best in your campaign's window.
Read more →Campaigns and mailbox cards show one clear reason when mail is not going out, such as outside sending hours, a resting mailbox or a mail server that is down.
Read more →SpamCipher reads your website during onboarding and saves what it learns to Memory, so Quick setup and your first emails start from your own offer.
SpamCipher slows, rests and brings back each mailbox by itself, based on bounces, what mail servers say back and placement results, with nothing to set up.
Read more →Give a campaign standby mailboxes and they pick up its sending while one of its own mailboxes rests.
Read more →Every sending domain gets its own tracking domain, checked end to end, so the links in your emails carry your domain instead of a shared one.
Describe who you want to reach and Cipher finds the leads, drafts the emails from what you said and builds the campaign for one approval.
Read more →While a mailbox warms up, warm-up takes at most half of its daily sending, so campaigns keep moving during the ramp.
Read more →Your public booking page now reads like a scheduling page, with your photo, notes beside the calendar and a layout that works well on a phone.
Read more →Ask how something works and Cipher answers from the published help articles, with a link to the one that covers it.
Read more →Agencies, consultants and creators can apply to refer or resell SpamCipher, with a partner area for links, referrals and payouts, and an Experts directory.
Read more →Agency partners can put their own brand and logo on SpamCipher, sign clients in at their own address and give clients read-only access.
Read more →Share your code or link, and you and your friend each get 2,000 credits when they buy ONE or their first credit pack.
Read more →Cipher starts replying in seconds, says what it is doing as it works, and can tell you where anything is in the app.
Read more →Invite your whole team to a ONE workspace with no fee per member. Each workspace keeps its own plan and credits.
Read more →Help articles inside the app can play their steps on the real page, pointing at each control as you go.
Read more →Step-by-step guides with screenshots for mailboxes, domain records, warm-up and campaigns, on spamcipher.com and inside the app.
Read more →When a check cannot tell whether an address is good or bad, you are not charged for it, for single checks and bulk lists alike.
Read more →Every page of the app now works on a phone, from Campaigns and Unibox to agents, automations, domain monitoring and Cipher.
Unibox adds a Done folder, Assigned to and Mine views, a Sent folder with every reply, and each lead's pipeline status on the thread.
Read more →Replies, agent outcomes and bookings now feed one opportunity record with its value and history, and the CRM Inbox opens in Unibox.
Read more →When an agent drafts a reply for your approval, the card quotes what the lead wrote and the thread shows the draft waiting.
Read more →SpamCipher ONE warms up every connected mailbox at no extra cost, with nothing more to buy.
Read more →Each follow-up can send always, or only if the lead has or has not opened, clicked or replied, set right in the sequence editor.
Read more →Cipher writes campaign emails with the writing engine and shows the drafts and the approved sequence as cards under its answer.
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