Day 1Today · 45Limit 100/day
Slow ramp
New mailboxes start quietly
Daily volume grows gradually, with random gaps between sends.
Outsquid paces every send, moves off a failing mailbox, and stops anyone who opts out in every campaign at once.
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Slow ramp
[email protected] sends 45 today, up from 40. Random gaps of 2–6 minutes between sends.
Failover
edsger@ disconnected. 38 prospects it hadn't emailed moved to alan@ and grace@.
Stop everywhere
A prospect unsubscribed. Stopped in 3 campaigns and added to the blacklist.
Bounce guard
“Imported list, Oct” paused at 3.4% bounces, over your 3% limit.
Fallback
12 prospects with no first name get “Hi there”, not “Hi ,”.
Safeguards, on by default
Blast a new mailbox and the spam folder notices within days; rebuilding takes months. These six run on every plan.
Day 1Today · 45Limit 100/day
Slow ramp
Daily volume grows gradually, with random gaps between sends.
Mailbox health
SPF, DKIM and DMARC checked hourly. A mailbox pauses itself if too many emails bounce.
Bounce guard
A campaign pauses itself when bounces cross the limit you set.
Stop everywhere
Unsubscribes, bounces and blacklist entries stop the prospect in all campaigns at once.
Never twice
Once a provider accepts an email, it is never queued again.
No “Hi ,”
Every variable can carry a fallback, and the editor flags the ones that don't.
How a campaign runs
Follow one prospect, Priya at Brightlane, through Outsquid.
01 · Verify
Misspelt domains and throwaway inboxes are never emailed, so they never become bounces.
02 · Write
Variables fill in from each prospect, with a fallback when a field is empty. Test two versions of any step.
03 · Schedule
Pick the days and the window. Emails spread across it with random gaps, never all at once.
04 · Reply
Replies from all your mailboxes land together. The sequence stops for whoever replied, and you answer in the same thread.
05 · Measure
Replies, opens, clicks and bounces by campaign and mailbox, and any of it exported to CSV.
From the founder
Hi, I’m Ryoz builds.
I bought a new domain, connected 3 mailboxes and sent 500 emails on the first day. Within a week the replies stopped: everything was landing in spam. Getting that domain back took two months.
None of this was hard to prevent. The tool just left it to me to remember. So I built Outsquid around three rules:
Safeguards on by default. New mailboxes start slowly and every send is paced. An opt-out stops every campaign, a bounce spike pauses sending, and a broken mailbox hands its prospects to a healthy one.
Pay for emails, not seats. Bring the whole team; the price doesn't change.
Honest about trade-offs. No warm-up network, no lead database, and our comparison pages say when another tool is the better fit.
Thanks for reading, and happy sending.
Ryoz builds
Founder, Outsquid
Pricing
$19/month
5,000 emails a month
$3.80 per 1,000 emails
500 email verifications
One sender, steady outreach.
Start free trial$49/month
50,000 emails a month
$0.98 per 1,000 emails
5,000 email verifications
Several mailboxes, several campaigns.
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150,000 emails a month
$0.53 per 1,000 emails
10,000 email verifications
Teams and agencies at volume.
Start free trial$19 a month for 5,000 emails. The same on Instantly’s Growth plan costs $47.*
No per-seat pricing. Apollo charges $65 a seat and Reply.io $59 a user.*
* Billed monthly, from each vendor’s pricing page: Instantly on Oct 8, 2026, Apollo on Oct 21, 2026, Reply.io on Oct 21, 2026. See the full comparison.
Sending more than 150,000 emails a month? Talk to us
Google Workspace and Gmail, Microsoft 365 and Outlook, and any provider that offers SMTP and IMAP.
They are stopped in every campaign straight away and their address goes on your blacklist, so no future campaign emails them either.
No. Every organization starts with a 14-day free trial: every feature, 1,000 emails, 200 email verifications, no card. Choose a plan when you're ready; if you don't, sending pauses and your data stays.
No — there's no warm-up network. Instead, new mailboxes start at a small daily volume that grows each day, every send is paced with random gaps, and each mailbox has a health score that pauses it when bounces climb. If you already use a warm-up tool, keep it: it works alongside Outsquid.
Yes. Export your leads to CSV and import them: you map the columns, and choose whether duplicates are skipped, fill blanks or overwrite.
Export your leads as a CSV from the tool you use now and import them; you choose what happens to duplicates. Honest comparisons, including when the other tool is the better choice:
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