Inbox, not spam folder
Deliverability is just three DNS records — SPF, DKIM, and DMARC — that prove your mail is really from you. ReachBell sets all three up and watches them, so Gmail and Outlook trust your domain instead of flagging it.
Email campaigns + transactional
Email that lands in the inbox, not spam.
Newsletters and win-back campaigns that get opened. Order confirmations, password resets, and OTP receipts that arrive in seconds. ReachBell sends both from your own domain on AWS SES — and gets the deliverability plumbing (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) right for you in one click, so your mail reaches the inbox instead of the spam folder. Built in India, billed in INR with GST invoices.
One-click DNS setup
Paste a Cloudflare or GoDaddy token and ReachBell writes the records for you, then polls until every check turns green. On any other registrar, copy the same records once and click Verify — no DNS expertise needed.
Campaigns made easy
Build newsletters, festive offers, and win-backs in the HTML editor with merge tags like {{name}}, save reusable templates, schedule for the morning, and target a tag or saved segment — no designer required.
Transactional in seconds
Transactional email is the system-triggered kind — an order confirmation, a password reset, an OTP receipt. One API call to POST /transactional/email sends it from your verified domain and reaches the customer in seconds.
Open & click tracking
See exactly who opened your sale email and which link they tapped — opens and clicks stream onto the campaign page live and export to CSV, so you can tell what's working and resend to the rest.
Bounce & complaint handling
Dead addresses and spam reports come straight back from SES, and ReachBell auto-suppresses them on the spot — so you stop mailing bad addresses and your sender reputation never takes the hit.
Hosted preference center
Every campaign carries a one-click unsubscribe to a hosted page where subscribers pause, pick channels, or opt out entirely — applied instantly everywhere, so you stay GDPR and DPDP compliant by default.
Why your email lands — in plain English.
Inbox providers like Gmail only trust mail they can verify is really from you. That proof is three small DNS records — SPF says which servers may send for your domain, DKIM signs each message so it can't be forged, and DMARC tells Gmail what to do if a message fails. ReachBell sets up all three, sends from your own domain over AWS SES (the same infrastructure trusted by some of the internet's largest senders), and keeps your suppression list clean — so deliverability stays boring and your mail keeps landing.
- SPF, DKIM & DMARC set up for you, with live DNS status checks
- One verified domain for both campaigns and transactional email
- Bounces and spam complaints auto-suppressed — reputation protected
- One-click unsubscribe injected and honored automatically
- Plain-text fallback generated for every HTML email
- Built in India — INR billing, GST invoices
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How it works
Live in an afternoon.
No SDK wrestling, no DevOps tickets — most teams finish setup before their chai goes cold.
Verify your domain
Enter your sending domain, paste a Cloudflare/GoDaddy token for auto-setup (or copy the records once), then hit Verify and watch SPF, DKIM & DMARC turn green.
Write your email
Start from a template or write HTML with merge tags — a subject like “{{name}}, your order is confirmed” personalizes itself. Preview, send a test to yourself, pick your segment.
Send or schedule
Fire it now or schedule for tomorrow 9 AM IST. Opens, clicks, and bounces stream into the dashboard live — and for transactional mail, one API call does the same.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Everything teams usually ask before switching. Something missing? Email us — a human replies.
What’s the difference between campaigns and transactional email?
Campaigns are the email you send to many people at once — newsletters, festive offers, product digests, win-backs. Transactional email is triggered by one person’s action — an order confirmation, a password reset, an OTP receipt, a shipping update. Campaigns run from the dashboard with segments and scheduling; transactional sends go through one REST API call. Both use your verified domain and share the same suppression list, so a customer who unsubscribes from promos still gets their receipts.
How do I make sure my email doesn’t land in spam?
Three things decide it, and ReachBell handles all three. First, authentication — SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records prove to Gmail and Outlook that the mail is genuinely from your domain; we set them up and monitor them. Second, list hygiene — we auto-suppress addresses that bounce or report spam, so you stop mailing bad data. Third, sending from your own verified domain over AWS SES instead of a shared free address. Get those right and your mail reaches the inbox.
Do I need my own AWS account?
No. ReachBell sends through managed AWS SES infrastructure — you just verify your domain with a few DNS records and you’re sending. If you’d rather use your own SES account for compliance or billing reasons, the Business plan supports bringing your own credentials.
How does the one-click DNS setup work?
For Cloudflare and GoDaddy, you paste an API token and ReachBell creates the SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records directly, then polls DNS until everything turns green — usually within minutes. On any other registrar (BigRock, Hostinger, Namecheap, and the rest), we show you the exact records to paste once, then verify them for you. Tokens are encrypted at rest and you can revoke them the moment setup is done.
Can I pay in INR and get a GST invoice?
Yes. Email plans are priced in Indian rupees, payable by UPI, cards, or net banking via Cashfree, and every invoice carries your GSTIN. International teams can pay by card in USD or EUR on the same checkout — so an Indian SMB and its overseas customers can both be billed correctly.
What about GDPR and India’s DPDP Act?
Every marketing email carries a one-click unsubscribe to a hosted preference center, suppressions apply instantly across every campaign, and consent changes are recorded. That covers the consent and withdrawal requirements of both the EU GDPR and India’s DPDP Act — without you scrubbing lists by hand.