Burning a sending domain in week 2
A sequence that worked last month gets filtered to spam this month. You don’t know until reply rates collapse, and by then the campaign’s already half-spent.
You can’t reply if you can’t see the message. Unspam catches placement problems across your entire sending pool (multiple domains, multiple inboxes, multiple sequences) before they cost you a whole campaign’s worth of replies.
A sequence that worked last month gets filtered to spam this month. You don’t know until reply rates collapse, and by then the campaign’s already half-spent.
Cold ops at scale = 30 domains, 200 inboxes, all rotating. Nobody’s checking placement on each one weekly. The bad ones quietly drag down the whole campaign.
A Google filter change can cut your reply rate in half overnight. Without daily monitoring you find out via the Friday metrics review, not on the day of.
Daily placement check from each sending mailbox. The minute one drops below the threshold, pull it out of rotation before reply rate goes with it.
40+ public blocklists, checked daily, alerted on listing. Catch a Spamhaus or Barracuda flag the morning of, not weeks later.
Onboard each mailbox in your sending pool. One workspace handles 200+ senders if that’s what your ops looks like.
See where each inbox currently lands at Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and corporate Google Workspace.
Daily test from each inbox. Alerts when any specific sender starts slipping so you can pull it out of rotation.
Auth check, content scoring, AI-generated remediation steps, including warmup recommendations when a domain needs to cool down.
The patterns outbound teams build around Unspam, from a single rep’s morning routine to a 100-inbox operation that pages on placement regressions.
Run daily Autopilot checks during your 14-day warmup window. See placement climb from 40% to 90% before you put the domain into real campaign rotation.
Test each step in your 5-touch sequence, the second and third touches are where Gmail starts filtering. Adjust before reply rates drop.
A single view of which inboxes in your pool are landing primary vs which are filtered. Pull the bad ones, accelerate the good ones.
Sweep every sending inbox first thing. Pull the few that landed promotions or spam, replace them in your rotation, hit your campaign load before 9am.
Reply rates fell 30% Tuesday. Was it the copy, or did Gmail filter you? Compare yesterday’s placement test with last week’s and find out in a minute.
Before pushing into a regulated region, verify your unsubscribe headers, list-unsubscribe-one-click, and from-domain auth all clear on a fresh test.
Warmup tools simulate engagement to build reputation. Unspam measures what actually happens at the receiving end, inbox vs promotions vs spam vs missing. Use both: the warmup tool builds the reputation, Unspam tells you whether it worked.
Yes. Unspam tests whatever arrives at our seed list, so the sender stack you use to deliver doesn’t matter. Smartlead, Instantly, Apollo, Quickmail, custom SMTP: all supported.
Quota is per test, not per sender. Your monthly test allowance is the only ceiling. Agency and White Label plans raise that allowance high enough to run scheduled Autopilot from a large sending pool; see the pricing page for current limits.
That’s exactly the workflow. Daily Autopilot test from each sending inbox + alert thresholds. The morning Gmail tightens, every inbox in your rotation gets re-tested and the affected ones flag immediately.
Yes. The inbox-placement test covers both personal Gmail and corporate Google Workspace seeds. Most cold-outreach tools only check personal Gmail, but B2B mail is going to corporate Workspace and they filter differently. Pair it with the email verifier on every list import to keep your sequences clean.
Free baseline placement test. See where your current inboxes are landing today.