Automates cold-email infrastructure setup (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, forwarding) for unlimited inboxes on dedicated IPs.
RecommendedLast reviewed July 17, 2026
Inframail is a dashboard for standing up cold-email sending infrastructure: domains, inboxes, and the DNS records that make them trustworthy. You buy or connect a domain, and it handles SPF, DKIM, and DMARC automatically instead of you hand-editing records at a registrar. It doesn't do the sending itself. You still need SmartLead, Instantly, or a similar sequencer on top; Inframail is the plumbing underneath, not the tool that writes or fires the emails.
Because pricing is flat and inboxes aren't metered per seat, agencies running many client domains use it to avoid inbox costs that scale with headcount. The tradeoff is real: sending volume is still capped per plan, and each inbox is throttled at 50 emails a day, so heavy volume needs either more inboxes or a plan upgrade, not a workaround.
The tools we'd run next to Inframail, and what each pairing covers.
From the Inframail pricing page · verified July 17, 2026
Entry is the Unlimited plan at $129/mo: 1 dedicated US IP, unlimited inboxes and daily domain setups, API access, and roughly 80,000 emails/month of capacity. Volume and IP count are what force an upgrade, not inbox limits; the Agency Pack at $327/mo (marked most popular) triples IPs to 3 and lifts capacity to about 300,000 emails/month. A separate DFY tier ($499/mo or $3,497 one-time) swaps the self-serve model entirely for a coached, hands-on setup with a contact batch and daily human support included. Yearly billing on the self-serve plans is advertised at 30% off versus paying monthly. No per-inbox or per-email charges are listed on top of these flat rates.
Pick this if you want managed domain/DNS/warmup setup with more hands-on hosting rather than a self-serve dashboard.
Choose this for pre-warmed mailboxes on Google Workspace or SMTP when you'd rather not manage warmup yourself.
Better fit if you specifically want Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 mailboxes with automated DNS and warmup included.
Consider this for managed, pre-warmed infrastructure at higher outbound volume with more done-for-you handling.
Unlimited is $129/mo with 1 dedicated US IP and roughly 80,000 emails/month of capacity. Agency Pack is $327/mo with 3 dedicated US IPs and about 300,000 emails/month. Both include unlimited inboxes, unlimited daily domain setups, API access, and a deliverability consultant; the jump buys more IPs and send volume, not more features.
Per the pricing page, both self-serve plans list unlimited email inboxes and unlimited domain setups per day, with no per-inbox cost on either tier. The ceiling in practice is the monthly send-volume figure tied to each plan (80,000 or 300,000 emails), not the inbox count itself.
Inframail lists compatibility with Instantly, SmartLead, Woodpecker, Saleshandy, ReachInbox, and Salesforge, plus API access on both self-serve plans. It positions itself purely as the domain and inbox layer underneath whichever sequencer handles the actual sending and follow-ups.
It's a separate, higher-touch offer at $499/mo or $3,497 one-time: done-for-you account setup, a dedicated cold email coach, a first batch of 10,000 contacts, and daily human support. It's built for teams that want someone else to run the infrastructure and initial list-build, not just rent it.
Yes. The pricing page shows a monthly/yearly billing toggle with yearly billing advertised at 30% savings versus paying month to month, applied across the self-serve plans.
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