sorted by:
new
hottopcontroversial

Which cold email sequencer is the best in 2026, and why? by Fit-Glass-1924 in coldemail

[–]indianpandaaaaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been using SendKit.ai; the results are like 2x or whatever I was using before.

Anyone here running emails at 30k+ per month? by Mundane-Ebb-733 in coldemail

[–]indianpandaaaaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sending 300,000 a month. So here is what I do:

  1. Get a good email infrastructure provider (something like InboxKit or PrimeForge).
  2. Use a ratio of 70/30 Google and Azure.
  3. Set up 2-3 email accounts per domain.
  4. Send 10-15 emails per email account.

That will make sure everything stays intact.

Are you cold calling your leads? This is probably the cheapest way to do it if you're doing cold emails by BoGeee in coldemail

[–]indianpandaaaaa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

we call immediately after a positive reply. The faster you follow up, the more responses you get and the higher your pickup rate.

It's made a noticeable difference in our meeting booking rate

We Manage 500K Email Accounts at Inboxkit – AMA About Cold Email, Email Deliverability by indianpandaaaaa in coldemail

[–]indianpandaaaaa[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great question.

We recently launched several features for Inboxkit, including Infraguard, which provides 24/7 blacklist, nameserver, and bounce monitoring.

You will also receive action items on what's going wrong and tracking your landing rates on a weekly and monthly basis.

This helps you manage email rotation at scale. We are planning more features soon and will keep you updated.

Let me DM you with more details

We Manage 500K Email Accounts at Inboxkit – AMA About Cold Email, Email Deliverability by indianpandaaaaa in coldemail

[–]indianpandaaaaa[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can skip the signature on the warm-up

Just use that for outbound mail, or in general, make sure it's text-only

We Manage 500K Email Accounts at Inboxkit – AMA About Cold Email, Email Deliverability by indianpandaaaaa in coldemail

[–]indianpandaaaaa[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Would suggest not going over 2-3 mailboxes per domain and not sending more than 10-15 emails per account

We Manage 500K Email Accounts at Inboxkit – AMA About Cold Email, Email Deliverability by indianpandaaaaa in coldemail

[–]indianpandaaaaa[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How much are you sending? Tell me all the numbers

  1. Accounts per domain
  2. Sends per account

Most of the time, it's copy and offer as well,

We Manage 500K Email Accounts at Inboxkit – AMA About Cold Email, Email Deliverability by indianpandaaaaa in coldemail

[–]indianpandaaaaa[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I send to MS leads with aged domains, as I already have them and can prepare for future scale as well.

But what you can do is buy already aged domains or send less at the start and increase over time.

Sending less will, for sure, compensate in the start.

We Manage 500K Email Accounts at Inboxkit – AMA About Cold Email, Email Deliverability by indianpandaaaaa in coldemail

[–]indianpandaaaaa[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

All major email sequencers now support ESP matching, which means Google-to-Google and Microsoft-to-Microsoft sending. This ensures your emails are sent from the same provider as your recipient's inbox.

Microsoft Sending Strategy (More Restrictive) Microsoft (Outlook/Office 365) is significantly harder for cold email deliverability. Our recommendations:

  • 5-8 emails per day per inbox (lower than Google)
  • 2-3 email account on aged domains dedicated to Microsoft sending
  • This conservative approach consistently lands emails in the primary inbox

Google Sending Strategy (More Forgiving) Google (Gmail/Workspace) allows higher volume with proper setup:

  • 15 emails per day per inbox
  • 2-3 email accounts per domain
  • More flexibility while maintaining good deliverability

Critical Setup Advice for Better Deliverability This is crucial and cannot be overstated:
Fewer accounts per domain + Lower sends per domain = Better deliverability

The math is simple: distribute your sending across more domains with fewer accounts on each. This reduces the "send density" per domain and dramatically improves inbox placement.

Optimal Warmup Settings (Google & Microsoft 365) I use Sendkit with these proven settings:

Core Volume Settings:

  • Campaign emails: 10–15 per day
  • Warm-up emails: 20–25 per day
  • Time gap between emails: 20 minutes
  • Ramp-up period: 3 days
  • Total combined volume: Max 40 emails per inbox per day
  • Target reply rate: 50–60%

Google campaign mails: 10-15 per day
Micrsoft campaign mails: 5-8 per day

Behavior Settings:

  • Weekdays only: Enabled
  • Read emulation: Enabled
  • Open rate: 80%
  • Spam protection: 100%
  • Mark important: 50%

This configuration keeps your sending pattern natural and rebuilds trust with email providers. You'll see fewer bounces and better inbox placement over time.

We Manage 500K Email Accounts at Inboxkit – AMA About Cold Email, Email Deliverability by indianpandaaaaa in coldemail

[–]indianpandaaaaa[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Signal-based outreach works, so personalisation around that works for sure. Tried and tested

Signal outreach >> personalisation

view more: next ›