Platform
The Egressif platform.
Everything it takes to deliver email reliably: DNS, mailboxes, delivery, and the tools to run it. Take the whole stack, or let us run the layer above the ESP you already pay for.
Managed DNS →
Authoritative DNS hosting with correct, aligned SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and MX records. The foundation of email authentication and inbox placement, managed for you and watched for drift.
Business Mailboxes →
Standards-based hosted mailboxes with filtering, forwarding, aliases, and folder rules. Provisioned in bulk, kept clean. We do not read message content.
Email Delivery →
Reliable delivery across Gmail, Microsoft 365, and every major mailbox provider. Route engineering per destination, sender-reputation management, IP warming, automatic failover.
Control & API →
Manage organizations, domains, mailboxes, routing preferences, and team access from one console, with scoped API keys for automating domains and mailboxes from your own code.
Monitoring & Insights →
Real-time delivery events, continuous deliverability monitoring, and proactive alerts. Problems get caught early and answered fast.
How it stacks
Each layer feeds the one above it.
These aren't five products in a bundle. DNS proves who you are, mailboxes give your identities a place to live, delivery carries the mail, and every outcome flows back as events the delivery layer and our team act on. Break the chain anywhere and deliverability suffers somewhere else. That is why we run the whole thing.
What you get out of it
What changes for you.
One throat to choke, in the good way
DNS, mailboxes, delivery, and monitoring stop being four vendors with four logins. When something needs an answer, you ask one team, and that team can actually see all of it.
Problems get caught between the layers
A DKIM record drifting out of alignment shows up in delivery results. A bounce pattern feeds back into suppression. The cross-layer signals other setups lose at vendor boundaries are exactly where we catch trouble early.
Onboarding measured in hours
Because DNS, mailboxes, and delivery share one pipeline, a new domain goes from nameserver change to verified, authenticated, sending-ready without a cross-vendor ticket chain.
You keep the controls
Everything the platform does is visible and steerable through the console and API. Managed does not mean opaque.
FAQ
Adopting the platform, answered.
Do we have to take all five layers?
No. Plenty of clients start with one layer, most often delivery or DNS, and add others as contracts and migrations allow. The platform is built as one system, but adoption can be gradual. We will tell you honestly which layer fixes your actual problem first.
Can we keep our current DNS or mailbox provider?
Usually, yes. Delivery can run while DNS stays where it is, as long as we can publish the records authentication needs. The trade-off is real though: every layer that stays outside is a place we can see less and react slower, and we will be upfront about what that costs.
Is this an ESP like SendGrid or Mailgun?
No. An ESP gives you a sending API and a dashboard. This is the infrastructure layer: DNS, mailboxes, engineered routing with failover, reputation management, suppression, and a team that acts on incidents. Some clients even keep an ESP account as one routed path inside it.
What does migration actually involve?
For sending: point your application at our SMTP relay or API, usually an afternoon. For DNS and mailboxes: a planned cutover we run with you, domain by domain, with both setups live in parallel until you are confident. Nothing is big-bang unless you want it to be.
How do we see what the platform is doing?
The console shows your domains, verification and authentication state, mailboxes, routing preferences, and a full audit log of administrative changes. Every delivery outcome is recorded on our side with the receiver’s verbatim response; ask about any message and you get the answer with evidence, and where your systems can consume a live feed, we wire one in.
Two ways to work with us
Managed by us, or self-serve. Your call.
Hand us the operating layer and we run it, or drive it yourself in the console and API. Most teams start managed and take the wheel as they grow.
Managed
We run it for you.
Routing, suppression, warming, reputation, and incident response are ours. You get plain-language reporting on what happened and what we did. The email part of your week goes quiet.
Self-serve
You drive it.
Provision domains and mailboxes, set routing and fallbacks, and pull delivery data through the console and API. The same engine, operated by your team, at your pace.
Related reading
Go deeper in the reference library
See the whole stack on your own domains.
Bring a domain and your current setup. We will show you what the platform does with it, and what it would change.