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Early access

Nothing to pay yet, and nothing to pay with.

There is no billing in the product — no checkout, no card on file, no plan column in the database. Signup is open and free while we're pre-launch. The two tiers below are the shape we intend to charge on when billing does ship: you pay for sending domains and lead volume, never for how many people on your team log in.

Early access
$0
while pre-launch

The only tier you can be on today. Open signup, no card, nothing metered yet.

  • Free while pre-launch
  • BYO mailbox (Google or Microsoft OAuth)
  • ICP drafting and domain-lake queries
  • Sending-domain records generated and verified
  • API and MCP access with scoped keys
  • Support: you email us and we answer
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Growth
Planned
not priced yet

The intended paid shape for teams sending real volume, once there is something to bill for.

  • Multiple sending domains
  • Automated warmup
  • Deliverability autopilot — on the roadmap
  • Bandit-optimized sequences — on the roadmap
  • ICP refinement agent — on the roadmap
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Scale
Planned
not priced yet

The intended shape for agencies and multi-brand senders running many domains and tenants at once.

  • Unlimited sending domains
  • Multi-tenant management
  • Dedicated IP pools
  • Cross-tenant reporting
  • SLA + dedicated support
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// there is no billing code in this product yet — no checkout, no plan column, no metering. Growth and Scale are a shape, not an offer.

Questions

The things worth knowing before you commit a domain.

What does outreachstack cost?
Nothing today. There is no billing in the product — no checkout, no card on file, no plan column in the database — so early access is free and nothing is metered. Growth and Scale describe how we intend to charge once billing ships: per sending domain and per lead volume, never per seat. Neither has a price because nobody has committed to one.
Can I sign up right now?
Yes. Signup is open, takes no card, and puts you on the only tier that exists. You bring your own mailbox (Google or Microsoft OAuth) and your own API keys. Expect a product that is pre-launch: several things this site describes as roadmap really are roadmap.
Where is my data hosted?
In the European Union. The application, Postgres, the ClickHouse domain lake and object storage run on Hetzner infrastructure in the EU, and tenant data is not replicated outside it. The mail server is ours too — a Postal instance on our own Hetzner host and IPs. The honest caveat: model inference is routed through OpenRouter, which may execute a request on a provider outside the EU. An EU-only routing policy is on the roadmap and is not shipped yet.
Which mailboxes can I send from?
Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 over OAuth. An SMTP/IMAP provider is written but not yet connectable — the endpoint that accepts those credentials has not shipped. For the sending domain itself, the API generates the exact MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records and then verifies them from public DNS; publishing them at your registrar is still a manual step, and buying the domain is not automated at all.
Can an agent or a script drive it, or is it a dashboard?
Every operation is an API call on a single /api/v1 surface, and an autonomous agent authenticates with the same scoped, tenant-bound keys and the same row-level tenant isolation as a human. There is an MCP server and a CLI over that API, and both are explicit about their gaps: a tool or command whose endpoint is not wired yet refuses and names the endpoint rather than returning a plausible-looking empty result. Long-running work returns a job envelope to poll, and anything that spends money or sends mail accepts dry_run=true.
Do you have customers I can talk to?
No. outreachstack is pre-launch and has no customers yet. The only tenant in production is us: our own sending domain runs on our own MTA, authenticating cleanly, and our first live message to Gmail was filed as spam anyway — which is written up in our deliverability runbook rather than left out of it. There is no logo wall on this site because there is nothing honest to put on it.