Truelist Outbound - Cold outbound infrastructure that actually lands

Managed cold outbound infrastructure: domains, warmed mailboxes, isolated IPs, and 24/7 blocklist monitoring across 14+ vendors. Enforced sending caps, because "unlimited" is how you end up blocklisted. For teams sending hundreds of emails, not hundreds of thousands

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 Corey here, co-founder of Truelist. This launch is a little different from our free tools — it's a whole new product line, and I want to be upfront about what it is and isn't. The problem: cold email infrastructure is a race to the bottom. Unlimited mailboxes, rotating IP pools, "start blasting." The tools sound powerful right up until everything you send lands in spam — and on shared pools, one bad actor gets an IP range listed and every customer on it goes dark at once. What we built instead: managed sending infrastructure for people who think most cold email is spam and want to do a small amount of it extremely well. Domains registered in your name, mailboxes warmed on enforced schedules, isolated IP space that volume senders never touch, and the thing nobody else in this market can honestly offer: blocklist monitoring across 14+ vendors with automatic remediation — the same detection stack that runs our validation platform (1B+ emails validated). The opinionated part: we cap you at 30–50 sends per mailbox per day, enforced. Every provider says unlimited; unlimited is how you end up on a blocklist. If you want to send 80,000 emails a month, our competitors would genuinely love to meet you — we built this for teams sending 50–300 carefully targeted emails a day. We onboard every customer personally with a 20-minute call — we look at what you're sending, tell you honestly whether it'll land, and have your infrastructure running within days. Early-days concierge, on purpose. Works with Instantly, Smartlead, lemlist, or plain SMTP/IMAP. From $149/mo, everything included. I'll be here all day — especially happy to talk deliverability, warmup schedules, and why "unlimited" is a trap.