Planning from $99/mo + inboxes
Shared SMTP
For teams that want GTM-managed SMTP capacity, readiness gates, and sequencer exports without dedicated IP isolation on day one.
Best for: First client launches, internal dogfood, early agency rollout.
SMTP package calculator
Translate list size, sequence length, send days, and risk tolerance into domains, inboxes, SMTP capacity, warmup assumptions, and a monthly planning estimate.
Planning from $99/mo + inboxes
For teams that want GTM-managed SMTP capacity, readiness gates, and sequencer exports without dedicated IP isolation on day one.
Best for: First client launches, internal dogfood, early agency rollout.
Planning from $249/mo + IP capacity
For customers that need dedicated infrastructure planning, stronger isolation, and explicit IP capacity before raising send caps.
Best for: Scaled agency programs and higher-volume client workspaces.
Placeholder until reseller terms are proven
Future Microsoft and Google Workspace planning assumptions are included so buyers can model mixed fleets without claiming reseller readiness.
Best for: Planning native-provider expansion after reseller access is approved.
Why GTM prices above commodity
Shared-IP panels race to the floor and pass the contamination risk to you. GTM value-prices above that floor and funds the layer that keeps sending safe: self-healing recovery, fail-closed export, measured proof, and an agent-native control plane.
Burned credentials, blacklisted IPs, and dead domains get auto-replaced on operator approval.
Recovery events drive credential rotation, healthy-IP swaps, and spare-domain migration so a single failure does not strand a workspace.
Inboxes only export to your sequencer once SMTP readiness passes — per row, fail-closed.
No blind sends: DNS, smoke tests, launch gates, suppression, and rate limits all clear before a single message leaves.
Seed placement, manual phrase tests, an email tester, and DMARC monitoring measure where mail actually lands.
A redacted public proof feed publishes pooled cohort metrics once measured — pending the first prospect batch — instead of unverified placement claims.
A read-only CLI and MCP server plus one-call provisioning let agents operate the infrastructure.
Auto-provision chains DKIM, inbox creation, and readiness polling behind a single call, reusing the same fail-closed gates as the dashboard.
What is included
Tiers differ on IP isolation and capacity, not on whether you get the safety layer. Prices below are planning anchors, not a final quote.
| Capability | Shared SMTPPlanning from $99/mo | Dedicated SMTPPlanning from $249/mo | Provider-backed mixPlanning placeholder |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workspace + client isolation | Included | Included | Included |
| Scoped API keys | Included | Included | Included |
| Readiness-gated, fail-closed export | Included | Included | Included |
| Self-healing recovery (credential / IP / domain) | Included | Included | Operator-driven |
| Placement + deliverability proof | Included | Included | Included |
| Agent-native CLI / MCP + auto-provision | Included | Included | Included |
| IP model | Managed shared capacity | Dedicated IP capacity | Provider-managed |
Calculator
Defaults use conservative GTM sending-policy caps: 25 emails per inbox per day, 3 inboxes per domain, and 30-day warmup. Increase only when reputation stays green.
Capacity recommendation
Lowest-friction package for readiness-gated SMTP inboxes on managed shared capacity.
Estimated monthly cost
$226
Planning estimate only.
Monthly emails
15,000
5,000 prospects x 3 touches.
Daily send requirement
693
Spread across 5 send days/week.
Recommended inboxes
28
25 emails/inbox/day cap.
Recommended domains
10
3 inboxes/domain by default.
Per-IP utilization should stay below 80 percent before adding traffic. Scale horizontally with more IPs or domains before raising inbox caps.
Domain registration, taxes, discounts, support tiers, and real Microsoft/Google reseller SKUs can change the final quote.
Claims guardrails
The calculator helps scope infrastructure. Actual export and prospect sending still depend on readiness reports, launch gates, suppression, rate limits, alerts, and operator decisions.