Deliverability
An email that doesn't arrive isn't worth sending.
Getting to the inbox is the whole job. day3 handles the authentication, infrastructure, and hygiene that decide whether your email lands — so you can focus on what it says.
Authenticated sending
Verify your domain and day3 handles SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for you, with automatic DNS setup. Authenticated mail is what mailbox providers trust.
Proven infrastructure
Your campaigns go out over Amazon SES — established, well-maintained sending infrastructure with a strong IP reputation, in an EU region.
Permission-based by default
day3 is built for lists that opted in. Double opt-in is supported, purchased lists aren't allowed, and that keeps complaint rates — and your reputation — low.
One-click unsubscribe
Every email carries a visible opt-out and a standards-based one-click unsubscribe (RFC 8058), so recipients leave cleanly instead of hitting 'spam'.
Automatic suppression
Bounces, complaints, and unsubscribes are caught and suppressed automatically. day3 won't keep emailing an address that's hurting your reputation.
Sent from the EU
Sending happens inside the European Union, alongside the rest of day3 — no detour outside the region to get your mail delivered.
Shared reputation
We protect the inbox for everyone.
Deliverability is a shared resource. One sender blasting a bought list can drag down delivery for everyone on the same infrastructure — so day3 is strict about consent on purpose.
That's the job of our Acceptable Use Policy: permission-based sending, no purchased lists, and prompt action on abuse. It keeps the inbox open for your mail and everyone else's.
Common questions
- Will my emails land in the inbox or in spam?
- No tool can promise the inbox — content and your own sending history matter — but day3 stacks the odds in your favour: authenticated domains (SPF/DKIM/DMARC), reputable sending infrastructure, permission-based lists, and automatic suppression of bounces and complaints.
- Does day3 set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for me?
- Yes. When you verify your sending domain, day3 walks you through DNS with automatic setup so your mail is properly authenticated. Authentication is the single biggest lever on deliverability.
- What actually sends day3's email?
- Amazon SES, in an EU region. It's mature, well-maintained sending infrastructure with a strong shared IP reputation — so you benefit from deliverability you'd struggle to build alone.
- How does day3 handle bounces and spam complaints?
- Automatically. Hard bounces and complaints are recorded and the address is suppressed, so you don't keep mailing people who bounce or report you. Sustained high rates trigger a review, because one bad sender hurts everyone's delivery.
- Is there always an unsubscribe link?
- Always. day3 adds a visible opt-out and a one-click unsubscribe (RFC 8058) to every send, honored immediately via a per-sender suppression list.