The same standard,
now in the inbox.
Campaign email built for political committees and advocacy groups. Your own sending domain, your own reputation, and compliance handled on the way out the door. On the same account and the same wallet as your texting.
Every account
Same login as texting
Own reputation
Isolated per sender
Same wallet
One account with texting
Built for committees, not for newsletters.
Your own sending domain
Every sender gets its own sending domain and sender identity. The platform generates the DNS records and verifies them on its own, in one table next to your texting records.
Reputation that stays yours
Each sender identity runs on its own isolated reputation. One sender’s complaint rate never lands on another sender’s inbox placement.
Lists you can stand behind
CSV import with a recorded consent attestation, paid validation before you send, and WinRed and Anedot donor sync. Segments narrow the send from there.
A designer, not a text box
Drag and drop the layout, import your own HTML, or describe the email and let Lincoln draft the whole thing. A test send is required before anything gets scheduled.
Reporting to the recipient
Opens, clicks per link, unsubscribes, bounces, complaints, and cost, per campaign. Drill into recipients, export to CSV, and compare campaigns side by side.
Sends on your schedule
Send now or schedule it. Send windows and pacing control the pace, and donation links carry the refcode and UTM tags WinRed and Anedot report on.
Your reputation is yours alone.
Shared pools make every sender pay for the worst sender in the pool. We isolate yours, ramp it, watch it, and stop it before the damage compounds.
One tenant per sender
Each sender identity sends on its own isolated reputation, so one sender never inherits another sender’s history.
A warm-up ramp
New domains start small and climb. Volume rises as the mailbox providers accept it, not before.
Automatic pause
When the mailbox providers flag a sender, sending stops on its own instead of running into a wall.
Postmaster health in the app
Google Postmaster Tools spam rate, reputation, and authentication results read back into the platform.
Three ways in. One way out.
However the email gets built, it does not schedule until someone has seen it land in a real inbox.
Design it
A drag-and-drop email designer with your brand colors and your own images. No developer, no template ticket.
Or bring your own HTML
Import the email your designer already built and send it as is.
Or describe it to Lincoln
Say what the email should do and Lincoln drafts the whole thing: subject, preheader, and a responsive design you can edit.
Test, approve, schedule
A real test send is required before a campaign can be scheduled. Add an approval step when someone else has to sign off.
The rules are enforced on the way out.
Nobody on your team has to remember the footer, the unsubscribe header, or which address bounced last month. The platform adds it, honors it, and suppresses it before the message leaves.
- Physical address and unsubscribe footer appended to every send
- One-click unsubscribe under RFC 8058, honored by the mailbox provider
- A hosted preferences page and a mailto unsubscribe alongside it
- Hard bounces and complaints suppressed platform-wide, automatically
- Unsubscribes suppressed per sender, so one sender never speaks for another
- A 90-day sunset policy that stops mailing contacts who stopped engaging
- A frequency cap that holds the send back before a list gets tired
Numbers you can defend in a debrief.
48,204
Delivered
19,663
Opens
4,118
Clicks
312
Unsubscribes
594
Bounces
21
Complaints
Illustrative campaign report. Cost sits on the same view, so the spend and the result never live in two different tools.
Links on your own domain
Every link is tracked on a branded link domain, links.yourdomain.com, not on a shared shortener nobody trusts.
Opens, filtered
Privacy proxies inflate open rates. We filter proxy fetches out so the number means something.
Clicks per link
Which link, how many, and who. Drill from a campaign report down to the individual recipient.
Export and compare
CSV export on every report, plus a side-by-side comparison across campaigns.
Published rates. No per-domain fee.
$1.50
per 1,000 emails sent
$0.02
per address validated
$15
per month, dedicated IP pool
The dedicated IP pool is per organization and optional. Validation is charged only when you run it. Volume tiers are available on request.
See full pricingEmail is in the API from day one.
The /v1/email endpoints ship in every SDK we publish, on the same API key as everything else.
/v1/email
Domains, senders, lists, suppressions, campaigns, and templates. Same API key, same wallet, same organization tree as texting.
Send your first campaign this week.
Add your sending domain, publish the records, and load your list. We will walk your team through the first send.