Domains, mailboxes, authentication records, ramp curves, a copilot that reads your logs and a REST API under all of it: one system, so nothing drifts out of sync.
Domains and mailboxes, created in one job, not fifty.
Attach the domains you already run or buy a batch outright. Either way the roster (names, rotation, profiles, signatures) is generated in a single pass.
Owned or bought, managed the same
Attach domains you already hold or buy new ones across dozens of TLDs. From the first record onward, Infrabox treats both identically.
No registrar tab, no support ticket
Edit records, set forwarding with tagging and mask redirects across hundreds of domains at once.
Every change lands in seconds, not in a queue
Search and register across dozens of TLDs
A roster from a pattern and a count
Set the naming pattern and the headcount. Accounts, aliases and warmup enrollment are created for the whole roster in one pass.
A hundred mailboxes that don't look templated
Pick a pattern once and Infrabox rotates variants across the roster, so no two senders read as generated from the same rule.
Profiles set at creation, editable at fleet scale
Photos, display names, reply-to addresses and signature blocks apply on creation and stay changeable across the whole fleet.
Deliverability you can check, not a number you trust.
Auth records publish themselves, mailboxes ramp on a curve tuned per receiving provider, and Reputation Radar watches the blocklists, so a silent regression doesn't first appear as a dead campaign.
Auth is live before you are
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS and BIMI publish the moment a domain is attached. No manual zone edits, ever.
Published is not the same as still valid
Transport security and brand logos are re-checked on a schedule, so a lapsed certificate reaches you as an alert rather than a deferral.
Reputation Radar
Every domain and IP checked against the major public blocklists, continuously. You hear it from us before you read it in a bounce code.
A curve a receiver reads as growth
Mailboxes send and reply across a private peer network on a ramp shaped like organic adoption, with no manual scheduling required.
Placement tested, sending rotated
Seed tests run across the major providers while volume rotates through the roster, so no single mailbox carries the whole send.
Ramp tuned per receiving provider
A copilot and an API, for the days you skip the console.
Ask the copilot for available domain names, the reason behind a bounce code, or the fleet size a target volume needs. Or bypass the console and provision from your own service.
It reads your fleet before it answers
Ask for domain names and availability is checked first. Ask why a mailbox bounced and it reads the DNS, DKIM history and delivery log to explain the code.
Capacity math drafted, never applied
Give it a target send volume and it proposes the domains and mailbox count to reach it. Nothing changes until you confirm the plan.
Everything the console does, over REST
Buy domains, generate a mailbox roster, rotate naming patterns and read reputation scores straight from your own code.
Events pushed, never polled
Job status and reputation changes post to your own systems the moment they happen, so nothing in your pipeline sits on a timer.
The controls you only miss once the fleet is big
None of these need a chapter of their own. All of them come up in the first month of running dozens of domains and hundreds of mailboxes.
Workspace isolation
Domains, mailboxes and billing stop at the client or team boundary.
Custom tracking domains
Point link and open tracking at a subdomain you control.
Domain forwarding with tagging
Forward a retired domain and keep every hit tagged to where it came from.
Bulk profile editing
Change signatures and display names across hundreds of mailboxes at once.
Role-based access
Scope a teammate to one workspace, a set of domains, or read-only.
Audit log
Every provisioning action and permission grant, attributed and timestamped.
Blocklist monitoring
Continuous checks, with an alert the moment a sender gets listed.
Inbox placement tests
Run a seed test across the major providers and see exactly where it lands.
CSV + API export
Pull domains, mailboxes and reputation history into your own warehouse.
Infrabox doesn't replace your sequencer, it feeds it
Hand sending identities to your sequencer, keep the CRM in step, and stream reputation events into your own dashboards, over a documented API or a webhook.
- Sequencers
- CRM
- Warmup tools
- Analytics
- Data enrichment
- Custom webhooks
Stand up the fleet, then stop thinking about it
Domains, records, mailboxes, ramp and monitoring, provisioned in minutes, then watched without you.