DELIVERABILITY
A sending pace inbox providers trust.
Blast a whole list at once and Gmail treats it like spam. We pace every campaign to what each inbox provider will actually accept, spread across your sending domains, so your mail lands instead of bouncing back.
99.6% deliverability
4 sending domains included
24/7 reputation monitoring
THE PROBLEM
One big blast looks like spam.
Inbox providers watch for the pattern, not just the content.
Gmail and Outlook don't read your email first. They read your pattern: how fast you send, how many addresses you hit at once, how consistent your volume looks week to week. A sudden spike looks exactly like the pattern a spammer leaves behind, because it is the same pattern.
Send your whole list the moment a campaign is ready and you trip that pattern on purpose. One bad afternoon, one blast too big for a domain that hasn't earned it yet, and that domain's reputation drops. It doesn't come back the next day. It can take weeks, and every campaign you send in that window lands worse than the last.
This is why a better subject line never fixes a deliverability problem. The email was fine. The pace it went out at wasn't.
HOW IT WORKS
Paced to what each provider will accept.
No dashboards to configure. The platform reads how each inbox provider is responding and adjusts your send in real time.
Your domain earns its volume
Every new sending domain starts small. As Gmail, Outlook and the rest accept its mail without complaint, it earns the right to send more.
Every provider gets its own rate
Gmail, Microsoft, Yahoo and the rest are paced separately, each rate adjusted from how that provider is responding to your mail right now.
No catch-up bursts
If a provider asks the platform to slow down, your campaign takes a little longer. It never spikes to catch up.
Spread across your domains
Each campaign splits across your sending domains, and every recipient's message is fully aligned to the one domain carrying it.
Delivered, not just sent
Across our network, 99.7% of mail is delivered. That's the number pacing exists to protect.
IN DETAIL
How your pace actually works.
Three systems run behind every send, invisibly, so you never touch a dial.
PROVIDER BY PROVIDER
A separate pace for every inbox provider.
Gmail doesn't behave like Outlook. Outlook doesn't behave like Yahoo. Each inbox provider has its own tolerance for volume, its own signals, its own mood on any given day. Treat them all the same and you're always wrong for someone.
The platform reads how each provider is responding to your mail right now and sets that provider's rate accordingly. Gmail can be sending faster than Yahoo in the same campaign, at the same minute, because that's what each one is actually asking for.
Gmail, Microsoft and Yahoo paced independently
Rates adjust from live responses, not a fixed schedule
Every other provider gets the same treatment
NO BURSTS, EVER
Spread across your sending domains.
If a provider asks the platform to slow down, the campaign takes a little longer to finish. There's no spike to catch up, because a spike is exactly the pattern that got you flagged in the first place.
Every campaign splits across your four sending domains, and each recipient's message is fully aligned to the one domain that carries it: same From address, same signature, same tracking links, same landing page. Those landing pages live on your sending domain too, so your main brand domain never takes on sending reputation risk.
No catch-up bursts, ever
A slower finish protects every domain
One domain per recipient, fully aligned
Landing pages hosted on the sending domain
BUILT TO LAST
Six systems keep every domain protected.
Every new sending domain starts small and earns more volume as inbox providers accept its mail. That gradual build is run by six systems working together: Sender Shield, ISP Intelligence, Frequency Governor, Auto-Scale, Ghost Sweeper and Anti-Starvation Routing.
You never see a dial for any of them. They watch your reputation 24/7, catch a problem the moment it appears, and adjust your pace before it costs you a domain. On Done-For-You, our team resolves anything flagged the same day.
Six systems watching, no dials to set
Reputation monitored 24/7
Problems caught before they cost you
Done-For-You fixes same day
WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU
Pace that pays off in the inbox.
Six outcomes you'd expect from a system built around deliverability first.
Your reputation survives a bad day
One slow provider or one list problem doesn't sink a domain anymore. The platform absorbs it and keeps your other domains sending clean.
No domain pays for another's mood
Gmail having a slow day doesn't throttle your Yahoo send. Each provider's pace is set from its own signals, not an average across all of them.
New domains earn trust on schedule
A domain you added last week sends at the volume it's earned, not the volume you want. That's what keeps it climbing instead of stalling.
Problems caught before they cost you
Reputation is monitored 24/7. On Self-Serve you see the flag and act. On Done-For-You, our team resolves it the same day.
Clean lists back every send
Every list is Triple Verified PLUS cleaned before it sends, with 4+ verification layers, so your pace is never wasted on dead addresses.
Run it yourself, or hand it off
Self-Serve gives you the full system with nothing to configure. Done-For-You puts our team behind the wheel, from strategy to sending.
COMPARED
Everyone sends email. Not everyone paces it.
A typical email platform
- One sending speed for every recipient
- Bursts to catch up when a send falls behind
- All your mail from one domain
- Landing pages on your main website domain
- You manually throttle sending and watch the dashboard
- You find out it's broken when results collapse
Yeti Outreach
- A separate pace for every inbox provider, adjusted from how it's responding right now.
- No catch-up bursts, ever — a slower finish beats a spike that tanks your domain.
- Spread across four sending domains, each recipient aligned to the one that carries it.
- Landing pages hosted on your sending domain, so your brand domain never carries sending risk.
- Reputation monitored 24/7, with issues caught and fixed before they cost you.
- 99.7% delivered across the network, because every piece works before you hit send.
QUESTIONS
Everything you're wondering about pace.
Why does my campaign take a while to finish?
Because it's paced to what each inbox provider will accept. A campaign that finishes a little later keeps your domains trusted, which is what gets the next one into the inbox.
What does 99.7% delivered mean?
Across our network, 99.7% of mail sent is accepted by the receiving mail servers. We send 10M+ emails a month, and that acceptance rate is what pacing exists to protect.
Will slowing down hurt my results?
No. A campaign that finishes over a longer window and lands in the inbox beats one that goes out fast and lands in spam. Pacing trades a few hours for a reputation that lasts.
Do you guarantee my emails will land in the inbox?
No one can guarantee inbox placement, and anyone who says otherwise is guessing. What we give you is every piece of the system working together: the best odds in the game.
What happens if Gmail or Outlook asks us to slow down?
Only that provider's rate adjusts. Your send to every other provider continues at its own pace, unaffected.
How does this work with my sending domains?
Each campaign splits across your sending domains, and every recipient's message, From address, signature and landing page are fully aligned to the one domain carrying it.
Does this apply on Self-Serve and Done-For-You both?
Yes. Pacing runs underneath every plan. On Self-Serve you see it working; on Done-For-You our team also watches it and resolves anything flagged the same day.
Can I turn pacing off or push a campaign out faster?
No. Pacing follows live signals from each provider, not a manual override, because a manual override is exactly the burst that damages a domain.
WORKS WITH
Pace is one piece. Here's the rest of the system.
Every piece pulls in the same direction: your mail arriving.
Sending domains, handled
Your first four sending domains are registered, authenticated and hosted automatically. SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, a custom return path and BIMI, all set before your first send.
Every address checked
Each address is verified at the mailbox before it ever enters a campaign. Dead mailboxes and complainers never get sent to.
See every address checkedHonest reporting
Human opens are reported separately from automated ones, live from the first message you send.
See honest reportingPre-send review
A specialist review of subject line, links, structure and sender details before launch, while fixes are still free.
See pre-send review