100,000
mails a day from warmed sending domains, once you are signed up
Bbatmail · bulk email
Set your own sender name, upload the list and send in bulk from warmed domains that are not yours. Read the reply, unsubscribe and report rates first, then decide what your own domain sends.
From $24 a send or $0.003 a mail. No subscription.

100,000
mails a day from warmed sending domains, once you are signed up
$0.003
a mail from a prepaid wallet, smallest top up $20
3 rates
reply, unsubscribe and report, read after every send
5 min
from sign up to the first send, with nothing to configure
How to use Bbatmail
This is the main case: a campaign that goes out under your own marketing name and comes back as three numbers you can act on.
Set the sender to your own name
Put your own marketing address and sender name on the campaign, so the people on your list see who it is from. Point the reply address at the inbox you already work in.
Upload the list and send in bulk
Upload a list you gathered yourself, add the message and send it in one go. Send responsibly: put an unsubscribe link in every mail, honour every opt out and follow the anti-spam law of your market.
Read the results
Every send reports three rates: replies, unsubscribes (the people who cancelled) and reports (spam complaints). Together they say whether the campaign is ready for your own domain.
Domain health
Blast 10,000 cold mails from your own domain and the replies are the least of it: unsubscribes and spam reports climb, and the mailbox providers start sending everything you write to spam.
Unsubscribes climb
People who never asked for the mail cancel, and each cancel tells the providers the list was wrong.
Spam reports climb
Google's sender guidelines ask bulk senders to keep the spam report rate under 0.3%.
Reputation drops
Your domain's reputation falls, and future mail lands in spam, even for the people who wanted it.
The fix
Test the campaign on Bbatmail's warmed domains first. Your own domain never sees the damage.

Avoid the bad outcome
Because a campaign nobody has tested can cost your own domain its reputation in a single send.
The risk
A new campaign of 10,000 mails sent from your own domain invites reports and unsubscribes, and those hurt that domain's sending reputation.
The test
Send the same campaign to 5,000 to 10,000 people through Bbatmail first, on sending domains that are not your own.
The decision
Read the three rates. Fix what drew the complaints, and move only a campaign that earned it to your own domain.
Once you are signed up, the sending side scales without a setup project.
Up to 100,000 a day
Warmed sending domains send up to 100,000 mails a day once you are signed up.
Automation supported
Automation is supported, so a repeat campaign does not have to be sent by hand.
Replies in your inbox
The reply address points at the inbox you already use, so the answers land where you work.
Nothing to configure
No domain to buy, no DNS record to add and no warm up to wait through.
Pay per send or per mail, and neither one is a subscription you have to remember to cancel.
$24valid one year
For one campaign, one announcement or one test that has to go out.
For volume
$0.003a mail
For test campaigns of 5,000 to 10,000 mails and the volume after them.
On request
For a business that wants a sender set up for it alone.
Prices are per send and per mail. There is no monthly fee to keep an account open.
Five short answers to the questions that come before the first send.
On Bbatmail sending infrastructure, not on your domain. A campaign that goes badly costs you that send and leaves the address your business runs on untouched, which is the argument for proving a new campaign here first.
Yes. You point the reply address at whatever inbox you already work in, and the answers arrive there rather than in a console you have to log into. Bbatmail sends; it is not your mailbox.
Nobody can promise that, and Bbatmail does not. A receiving mail server makes that decision on its own. What is under our control is the sender, which was warmed before you touched it, and the complaints, which land on our infrastructure rather than your domain.
Yes, provided it is a list you gathered yourself. Bbatmail does not sell, rent or supply lists, and it does not send to a list it can see was harvested.
A single send package costs $24 and stays valid for one year. Bulk sending is charged at $0.003 for each mail, drawn from a prepaid wallet whose smallest top up is $20.
Tell us how big the list is and what you want to test, and we will get your sender ready.
No subscription. A single send is $24 and stays valid for a year.