Control your email deliverability with a Dedicated IP
Take full ownership of your sender reputation and improve inbox placement with a dedicated IP address. Send emails with confidence using an IP reserved exclusively for your business.
What is a Dedicated IP?
In email marketing, most platforms use shared IP addresses, meaning multiple businesses send emails from the same server. While this works for many, your deliverability can be influenced by the sending behavior of others.
A dedicated IP address is exclusively assigned to your account. This means only your emails are sent from that IP, giving you complete control over your sender reputation and performance.
How It Works
Take full control of your deliverability
With a dedicated IP, your email success is entirely in your hands. You are no longer affected by other senders’ practices, so your sender reputation reflects only your campaigns. This leads to more consistent inbox placement and improved deliverability over time.
We handle the technical setup for you
Your dedicated IP comes fully configured and ready to use. From server setup to ongoing maintenance and monitoring, our team takes care of all the technical aspects, so you can stay focused on creating and sending impactful campaigns.
Ideal for high-volume email sending
If you send large volumes of emails, a dedicated IP is a smart choice. It allows you to build trust with ISPs and makes it easier to meet requirements like IP whitelisting, especially when sending to corporate or enterprise domains.
Frequently Asked Questions About Dedicated IP
Have questions about dedicated IPs? Find answers to common questions here.
Does a dedicated IP improve email deliverability?
Yes, it can improve deliverability if you follow good email practices. Since your reputation is not shared, your results depend entirely on your own sending behavior.
Is a dedicated IP better than a shared IP?
It depends on your needs. Shared IPs work well for smaller senders, while dedicated IPs are ideal for high-volume senders who want more control and consistency.
Do I need to warm up a dedicated IP?
Yes. Gradually increasing your sending volume helps build a positive sender reputation and ensures better deliverability.
What is IP whitelisting and why does it matter?
IP whitelisting is when a receiving server marks your IP as trusted. This is often required when sending emails to corporate domains and helps ensure your emails reach the inbox reliably.
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