Give every client separate domains, mailboxes and sending infrastructure while managing everything through Mission Inbox.
Set up client domains, mailboxes and sending routes in one place, then connect them to the sequencer your agency already uses.


Use separate Cubes for each client so poor performance from one account does not damage every campaign your agency manages.
MI Shield checks content, authentication and sending behaviour before emails leave, helping protect each clientβs domains, IPs and reputation.









Email infrastructure is the technical layer behind the campaigns your agency manages, including client domains, mailboxes, IP addresses, authentication and sending routes. Mission Inbox brings these into one platform.
Yes. Agencies can place each client in a separate Cube with its own domains, mailboxes and sending routes. This prevents clients from sharing the same reputation risk.
Yes. Mission Inbox connects through SMTP to tools such as Smartlead, Instantly, Apollo and EmailBison. Your team can keep its current sequencer while Mission Inbox handles the infrastructure behind it.
Your agency can organise new client domains, mailboxes, authentication and sending environments from one place. Once configured, the mailboxes can be connected to your existing outbound platform.
Yes. Dedicated IPs give your agency greater control over sending reputation and reduce dependence on shared IP pools used by unknown senders.
Yes. Mission Inbox gives your agency central visibility into sending activity, delivery outcomes and infrastructure health across client environments, making problems easier to identify before they spread.
Teams that rely on email, run on Mission Inbox. See what changed after they moved away from shared sending infrastructure.
MI Shield is included with every Cube, so every workload gets pre-send protection from day one.