Domain warm-up with automatic daily send caps
A brand-new sending domain that blasts volume on day one looks like a spammer. Gaitle ramps you up safely with daily send caps — anything over the cap is queued for the next day, automatically.
Inbox providers treat a new domain that suddenly sends hundreds of emails the same way a bank treats a brand-new account making huge transfers: with suspicion. The safe way onto a new domain is a gradual ramp — steady, rising volume that looks like a real product growing. Gaitle handles that ramp for you.
Caps that pace you, not block you
Set a daily send cap and Gaitle honors it automatically. Sends up to the cap go out that day; anything beyond it is queued and released the next day, never dropped and never blasted all at once. As your reputation builds you raise the cap, and the ramp keeps pace with your growth.
Why pacing protects deliverability
A day-one volume spike is one of the clearest spam signals there is. By spreading your early sends across days, warm-up keeps your domain inside the pattern providers expect — and because every one of those sends is a reply nudge, you're not just avoiding a penalty, you're actively building reputation the entire time you ramp.
Frequently asked
How does Gaitle warm up a new domain?+
You set a daily send cap and Gaitle honors it. As signups come in, sends up to the cap go out that day; anything over it is automatically queued and released the next day. That steady, gradually rising volume is exactly the pattern inbox providers expect from a legitimate new sender, rather than a sudden day-one spike.
Do I lose the overflow emails?+
No. Overflow past the daily cap isn't dropped — it's deferred to the next day and sent then. Nobody is skipped; the pacing just spreads the volume across days while your domain earns trust.
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