Email That Lands in the Inbox
Order confirmations, password resets, invoices, newsletters — none of it matters if it lands in spam. We set up email authentication and sending infrastructure the right way, end to end.
SPF, DKIM & DMARC
The three authentication records inbox providers check before trusting your mail. We set them up correctly, verify alignment, and roll out DMARC enforcement safely so legitimate mail never gets caught in the process.
DNS Health Check
MX, CNAME, A, and TXT records audited across your domain. Typos, conflicting records, and missing entries silently kill delivery — we find and fix them at the DNS level, whether you're on Cloudflare, Route 53, or your registrar.
AWS SES Setup
Domain and sender identities created and verified, DKIM signing enabled, configuration sets, the right region, and bounce/complaint notifications wired up. Done properly the first time.
SES Production Access
New SES accounts start in a sandbox that can barely send. We write the production-access request for you — the use-case explanation AWS wants to see — so your account gets approved and your limits raised.
SMTP Integration
Your app, website, or server wired to send through SES or your provider — SMTP credentials, Postfix relays, transactional email from code, and proper handling of bounces and complaints.
Reputation & Monitoring
Sender reputation protection: warm-up for new domains, feedback loops, blacklist checks, and deliverability testing so you know your mail is actually arriving — and keeps arriving.
Why Your Email Goes to Spam
It's almost never the content — it's the plumbing. Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo now require SPF, DKIM, and DMARC from senders, and a single missing or misconfigured DNS record is enough to route every message you send to the junk folder. Most businesses never find out; their customers just stop receiving order confirmations. We run this exact setup for our own production systems — the same configuration goes into yours.
Stop Landing in Spam
Tell us about your setup — your domain, your provider, what's not getting delivered — and we'll come back with a fixed-price quote.
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