Bucktooth Mail sends your campaigns, proves they reach the inbox before you commit the list, and counts only the clicks that came from actual people.
The cape is optional. The DKIM record is not.
Three DNS records decide whether you're a sender or a suspect. Bucktooth checks SPF, DKIM and DMARC live, and a domain that flunks its own paperwork doesn't get to send. Not "gets a warning." Doesn't send.
Every domain keeps its own warm-up schedule, its own daily ceiling, and its own reputation history — so if one ever goes sideways, it retires alone instead of taking the rest down with it.
Before a campaign goes anywhere near your list, the exact creative and subject line get mailed to inboxes we monitor, and we write down where they actually landed — inbox, promotions, or spam.
If placement looks ugly, the campaign doesn't move. Somebody has to overrule it on the record, with their name on it. "Delivered" is not the same as "read", and we refuse to pretend otherwise.
Gmail prefetches every link in your email. So does every corporate security scanner on earth. They will cheerfully inflate your click rate until a dud looks like a winner and you scale the wrong creative.
Bucktooth tells the robots from the humans and only counts the ones with a heartbeat. Bot traffic is still visible — it's just not allowed to lie to you.
One-click unsubscribe on every message, honored the second it's pressed. Suppression is enforced in the sending pipeline, not the interface, so there's no clever way to click past it.
Complaint rates are watched continuously, and sending pauses itself before the number becomes your problem. Consent is a required field on every contact — addresses without a record of where they came from get rejected at the door.
Email. Delivered. Profits.
The dashboard is where campaigns get built, tested and released. Everything else on this page happens whether you're watching or not.
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