Protect the main domain
Outreach runs on secondary domains with their own reputation, so a bad campaign can't touch invoices or support email.
For sales teams
Short answerRoxInbox gets a sales team's new outreach domains inbox-ready in two to four weeks: it fixes DNS, warms every mailbox on every major provider, proves placement before the first campaign, and alerts reps when a mailbox starts to slide.
The job
What it looks like
A typical path. Your timings depend on your domain's age and history.
Buy a few secondary domains, create 2-3 mailboxes on each and connect them in minutes.
The DNS audit finds issues such as a missing DMARC record; you fix them from copy-ready values.
Adaptive warm-up ramps each mailbox from a few emails a day to 30-50, while the health score climbs.
A placement test confirms inbox placement across providers, and campaigns start.
Background warm-up, alerts on sliding mailboxes, and rotation before a domain burns.
Why RoxInbox
Outreach runs on secondary domains with their own reputation, so a bad campaign can't touch invoices or support email.
A placement test at the plateau shows where each rep's mailbox lands, provider by provider.
“Pause this mailbox” in Slack beats a falling reply rate nobody can explain.
FAQ
Divide your daily new-contact target by about 30 campaign emails per mailbox. Ten reps sending 30 a day each need about ten mailboxes, usually on four secondary domains.
Yes. RoxInbox works on the mailboxes, alongside Instantly, Smartlead, lemlist, Apollo, HubSpot or any other tool that sends from them.
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