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Email prospecting
Email prospecting that sends from your mailbox and does not burn your domain.
Venddy writes, sends, follows up with whoever went quiet, alerts you when someone replies and books the meeting. With deliverability guardrails in code, not in the good judgment of whoever is operating.
Sending happens from your company mailbox, not from a shared domain.
- 30 to 80
- emails per mailbox per day, with the ceiling enforced by the engine
- 14 days
- of progressive warmup before full volume
- SPF · DKIM · DMARC
- checked before a campaign is allowed to send
- Zero
- shared domains: the reputation you build is yours
Quota, ceiling and warmup window are defaults your operation adjusts. What does not change is the rule: without SPF and DKIM on the domain, the campaign does not send.
Mass senders deliver volume. And burn your domain along with it.
Broken cold email gives no warning: it lands in promotions, then in spam, and by the time you notice, your domain no longer delivers even ordinary company mail. The problem is rarely the copy. It is volume without warmup, a domain without authentication, and nobody stopping the list when bounces climb.
The conversation stays in one place
Replied by email, replied on WhatsApp: Venddy treats it as the same opportunity, in the same funnel, with the history attached.
CRM · pipeline
How email prospecting works
What separates this from a mass sender
The defenses that decide whether you still have a domain six months from now.
Sends from your mailbox
Sending uses your company mailbox, with your authorization. The reputation built is yours, not a domain shared with hundreds of unknown senders.
Domain checked before sending
SPF, DKIM and DMARC actually verified, with what is missing spelled out. And without the first two, the campaign simply does not go out.
Warmup, not a volume sprint
Fourteen days climbing gradually. A new mailbox firing hundreds on day one is the fastest route to the spam folder.
Bounces stop the operation
When the error rate climbs, the engine stops instead of digging deeper. Pushing a bad list is what turns a small problem into a burned domain.
Unsubscribes that hold on both channels
Whoever asks not to be contacted leaves email and WhatsApp. An opt-out that only counts on one channel is what generates complaints.
Email and WhatsApp in one funnel
Not two tools with two lists. The same opportunity, with the full history, no matter where the lead replied.
Customers
Companies that trust Venddy
Different sizes and industries, running the same prospecting operation behind them.
Book a demo
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Frequently asked questions about email prospecting
Yours. You connect your company mailbox (Gmail or Outlook) and Venddy sends through it, with your authorization. There is no Venddy domain in the middle, which is why the reputation built stays with you.
That is exactly what the guardrails exist to prevent: SPF, DKIM and DMARC checked before sending is allowed, fourteen days of warmup, per-mailbox quota, a time window and an automatic stop when bounces climb. These are rules in code, not recommendations.
The default starts at 30 per mailbox and goes up to 80, with progressive warmup. More mailboxes connected means more volume without pushing any single one.
The cadence stops immediately, you are alerted and the conversation sits in the funnel with its history. If the lead is ready, Venddy books straight into your calendar.
No. Venddy writes from your business context and what is known about the lead. You review and adjust the tone whenever you want.
Yes, and that is the point. Two channels of the same engine: same list, same funnel, same history. Replying on one removes the lead from the other queue, and unsubscribes count on both.
Gmail and Outlook are the direct paths. Other providers come through custom integration, built during onboarding.
Two channels, one operation, one funnel.
Email for reach, WhatsApp for fast replies. Venddy runs both from the same list.