Don't get stuck using yesterday's tools to manage the problems of today. 250ok Reputation provides the protection enterprises need with the insight email marketers love.
See 250ok in action
| Us | Them | |
|---|---|---|
| Proprietary spam trap network | ||
| Feedback Loop monitoring | ||
| Real-time blacklist monitoring | ||
| Spam trap monitoring product with activity-based alerting | ||
| Spam trap monitoring on shared IPs | ||
| Email, SMS, Slack, and HipChat Alerts | ||
| Organize IPs/domains into profiles |
Tired of vague spam trap counts and lack of visibility? Us too. That's why we built our own trap network so we can offer a diverse set of data sources, collect and analyze millions of relevant messages per day, and deliver the value email marketers need to improve their program.
By collecting your feedback loop reports, we'll detect sudden increases in complaints that may cause deliverability issues, and help you suppress your most troublesome recipients.
Blacklistings can dramatically alter your ability to deliver mail to your customers. 250ok Blacklist was designed with speed and flexibility to notify you of issues before you send.
Integrate and automate your Microsoft SNDS & Signal Spam reporting to track spam traps and complaint rates at Outlook.com, Laposte, Sfr, and Orange.
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