About us
We run email infrastructure so you don't learn it the hard way.
Egressif started because we kept watching good businesses lose revenue to bad email plumbing: a broken SPF record here, a burned IP there, a provider rule change nobody saw coming. We decided to own that whole problem for our clients. Over 330 million delivered messages later, that is still the job.
Mission
Make business email reliable. And keep it trustworthy.
Email looks simple from the outside: write, send, arrive. Anyone who has operated it at scale knows the truth: inbox placement is earned, sender reputation is fragile, and the infrastructure underneath is where deliverability is actually won or lost.
We built Egressif because that infrastructure usually arrives in pieces: a DNS host here, a mailbox provider there, a sending tool from someone else, and a consultant explaining why none of them is at fault. We put the pieces under one roof (our own network, our own IP space, our own resilient multi-node delivery) and paired the platform with people who treat your deliverability like their own.
We are also deliberate about who and what we carry. Recognized email standards and a strict anti-abuse policy apply to every sender on our network, because trusted infrastructure is the product, and trust is earned on every message.
Track record
The numbers so far.
330M+
client emails delivered
15%+
invalid email blocked before sending
600+
clients supported
The lines we hold
What we refuse to build.
Spam infrastructure
No purchased lists, no harvested addresses, no unsolicited bulk. Not for any price, not for any volume. A network is only as trusted as the worst sender on it, and we intend to stay trusted.
Content surveillance
We will not build products on reading your mail. Delivery metadata is what operating the infrastructure requires, and that is where our visibility ends.
Black boxes
Every routing decision, suppression hit, and retry leaves a record you can query. If we cannot explain why something happened, we consider that a bug in the platform.
Lock-in mechanics
Your domains stay yours, your data is exportable, and leaving is a clean handover. Retention by hostage-taking is a business model for other people.
Company
Egressif LLC
30 N Gould St, Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA
hello@egressif.io · abuse@egressif.io
FAQ
Questions about the company.
Who is behind Egressif?
Engineers and deliverability people who spent years operating high-volume email and kept watching businesses lose revenue to plumbing nobody owned. Today we run our own network and a resilient multi-node cluster, and we have served around 600 companies over the last six years. We built the company we kept wishing existed: one provider accountable for the whole chain, from DNS to the inbox.
Where do the numbers on this page come from?
Our own delivery records: messages accepted by receiving servers across our network, invalid addresses blocked at the gate before sending, and the client accounts we operate. We measure these because we act on them daily. They are operational metrics, not marketing estimates.
Are you a reseller of some bigger provider?
No. We operate our own network (AS44841, publicly checkable), our own IP space, and our own multi-node delivery cluster. Where a client keeps a third-party provider in their setup, it runs as one path under our routing and monitoring, by design rather than dependency.
Why so much emphasis on anti-abuse?
Self-interest, honestly. Every sender on our network shares the benefit of its reputation, so protecting that reputation is the most valuable thing we do for every client at once. Strict standards are not a moral pose. They are how the platform stays worth being on.
Related reading
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Talk to the people who run this.
No SDR cadence. One reply from someone who operates the network, usually the same day.