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We let any customer have DKIM signed messages on their own domain, if that is what you mean. If not, can you clarify?
by alexknowshtml 15y ago
We let any customer have DKIM signed messages on their own domain, if that is what you mean. If not, can you clarify?
- tszming 15y agoPeople need to pay SendGrid at least $80 per month for the silver plan in order to get rid of the (via sendgrid.info) header in Gmail (sometimes people only need to send a few K emails..) http://support.sendgrid.com/entries/98008-how-to-eliminate-the-on-behalf-of-message http://support.sendgrid.com/entries/98008-how-to-eliminate-t... Also, do you support mass newsletters sending to subscribed users? I use sendgrid because many other providers like MailChimp said they don't allow it. To be fair, sendgrid's service is also very good, e.g. customer support, reliability etc.
- alexknowshtml 15y agoAh, okay. Yes we support custom DKIM for all accounts. We do not allow newsletter (or any bulk style) sending - I explained our reasoning behind separating and only sending transactional email through Postmark - by definition of transactional, the recipient is expecting the email and it is a custom response to an action. Edit: typo.