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Send a campaign or a triggered email — built once, personal for everyone.
- Broadcasts or triggered sends.Send one-to-many — a campaign to your whole list or a segment — or let an email fire automatically when someone does something. The same email works either way.
- Build it your way.Fill in a structured template, or write it in MJML or HTML. MJML handles the table layouts for you, so you're not fighting them.
- Reuse what you build.Save blocks once and drop them into any email — swapped per recipient by a rule, or rotated at random.
- Go past the first name.Merge fields, show-or-hide blocks, and fallbacks, in the subject line and the body.
- Send now, later, or spread out.Blast it, schedule it, or drip it evenly across days — and skip the dates you don't want to send.
- Check it before it ships.Send yourself a real, tracked test — or a seed batch — before anything reaches your list.
- Test the things that matter.Subject line, content, from-name — even which provider does the sending.
- Try it on a slice, then send the winner.Hold part of your list back, and the winning version goes to everyone else automatically.
- Know it's real, not luck.Significance testing tells you when a result actually means something.
- Compared on people, not scanners.Results are compared with machine activity filtered out, so bots don't pick the winner.
03
Sending
Your providers. Your domains. Your reputation.
- Send through the services you choose.Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, Resend, Mailjet — all behind one interface.
- Send from any address, on your domains.Use multiple identities, and route by who you're emailing.
- No markup on sending.You pay your provider directly at its rate. RadarSend does not add a per-send charge.
- Keep the reputation you build.Bring your own providers and domains — and leave with them if you ever go.
04
Deliverability
See trouble before it becomes the new normal.
- Track on your own domain.Opens, clicks, and links run on your subdomain — not a shared vendor domain that drags your reputation down.
- Know each domain is set up.RadarSend checks the email setup for each domain and tells you when something needs attention.
- Spread the risk.Split a single send across several from-identities so no one identity carries it all.
- Watch your Gmail standing.Google Postmaster data — reputation and auth status — monitored for you.
- Catch problems early.Get an alert when bounces or complaints start to climb.
05
Compliance & list hygiene
Respect the inbox by default.
- Unsubscribe in one click.One-click unsubscribe works in inboxes that support it.
- Let people stay, just differently.A hosted, branded preference center so they can pick topics instead of leaving.
- Keep opt-outs out of your sends.A global suppression list is checked on every send, whatever a contact's status.
- Handle bounces automatically.Hard and soft bounces sorted for you, so dead addresses stop getting mail.
06
Forms
The front door to your list.
- A submission is a contact.Submitting creates the record, subscribes it to the email types you name, and adds it to a list — no import step.
- Ask for consent where it is required.A consent checkbox in your own wording, shown to everyone or only to visitors in the EU, UK and Switzerland.
- Confirm the address first.Double opt-in holds the submission until the link is clicked, then a sequence you name takes over.
- Paste it into your own markup.Plain HTML that inherits your CSS, or post to the endpoint directly. Signups carry the pages the visitor already read.
- Watch the funnel, not just the total.Views, submissions and confirmations — with honeypot catches, rate limits and repeats kept out of the count.
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Contacts & data
One clean record per person.
- Import without the mess.From CSV or the API, with dedupe, merge rules, and a dry run before anything changes.
- Track whatever you need.Add the custom fields you need, each with a proper type.
- Lists by hand, or segments that update themselves.Build a static list, or a live audience that keeps itself current.
- A segment builder that can actually keep up.Filter on behavior, web visits, scores, and subscriptions, with nested and/or/not.
- One person, not two.The same contact across email and your site — named, not anonymous.
- Your own pipeline stages.Move contacts through the states that fit how you work.
08
Automation
Follow-ups that react to real people.
- Build the sequence visually.Multi-step sequences that branch on what people actually did.
- Start people on what matters.A score, entering or leaving a segment, a change in how they engage.
- Do more than send.From any step: change a stage, set a field, add to a list, or send a webhook.
- React to real events.Purchases, signups, renewals, and your own custom events drive the flow.
- Avoid over-mailing.Frequency limits and cooldowns are built in.
- Start people by API.Enroll contacts programmatically.
09
Bot filtering
Tell the people from the machines.
- Bots filtered on every event.More than 20 signals identify scanners, proxies, and headless browsers, so their activity doesn't count as engagement.
- Open and click rates you can believe.The machines taken out of the numbers.
- A lead score you can explain.Separate prospect and customer tracks, with every point traceable to something the person did.
- See who's warming and who's cooling.From actively engaged to dormant, with a trend beside it.
- The whole story per contact.Every open, click, and visit, in order.
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Site analytics
See the people behind the pageviews.
- Know your visitors by name.See which of your site traffic is your contacts.
- Watch it live.Who's on your site right now.
- The basics, done well.Traffic, top pages, and referrers.
- The history fills itself in.When someone identifies, their earlier anonymous visits attach to them.
- Know where they came from.First- and last-touch attribution — source, medium, campaign — per contact.
- First-party, on your domain.No third-party cookies.
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Reporting
Numbers you can trust and act on.
- The campaign basics.Sent, delivered, opened, clicked, bounced, complained, unsubscribed.
- Real next to apparent.Human engagement shown alongside the inflated number, on every report.
- Know which test really won.Variant results with the significance to back them.
- Understand your bounces.Broken down by reason and domain, exportable to CSV.
- See where you land.How you're doing at Gmail vs. Outlook vs. everyone else.
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Developer API & integrations
Wire it into everything you use.
- A real REST API.Manage contacts, broadcasts, and suppression in code.
- Keys you can scope.Fine-grained read/write permissions per resource.
- Webhooks to anywhere.Slack, your CRM, Zapier, or any endpoint. Webhooks are signed to help prevent tampering.
- Push your own events.Send business events in server-side.
- Safe retries.Idempotency keys, so automated sends don't double up.
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Security & trust
Your data and credentials, protected.
- Your sending keys, encrypted.Stored with AES-256 encryption, and you can rotate them when you need to.
- Your account, fenced off.Row-level security isolates your data at the database.
- Signed links and webhooks.Signed links and webhooks help prevent tampering.
- First-party and yours.Tracking runs on your own domain, there are no third-party cookies, and your data is never resold.
What we don't do — on purpose.
No SMS, no WhatsApp, no social feeds, no CRM bloat. Those are how the big suites pad their price tags and their six-month rollouts. RadarSend stays deep on B2B email and the intelligence around it — and skips the things you'd pay for and never touch.
SMS
WhatsApp
Social feeds
CRM bloat
Every plan includes all of it.
Nothing's locked behind a sales call — the only thing that changes as you grow is how many contacts you keep. Pick a plan, or take a live account for a spin first.