Deliverability
deserves better.
There are plenty of tools that touch deliverability, but none of them manage it for you. That's what we're here for, to handle it all in your place.
Most deliverability problems aren't caused by bad content.
Misconfigured DNS records. Inboxes warmed too fast, or not at all. Sending domains that share reputation with forgotten side projects. Blacklistings discovered three days after they happen. The email lands in spam not because the writing was wrong, but because no one was watching the foundation it was built on. Talnir is the answer to that gap: a managed operation that treats email infrastructure as a permanent responsibility, not a one-time task.
rate across active clients
per client, every day
per sending domain
response time
Five steps.
No shortcuts.
Every engagement follows the same sequence, built around the principle that problems caught before they happen cost nothing. Problems caught after cost everything. We don't improvise on fundamentals.
The standards
we hold ourselves to.
Every domain and inbox is registered under your name. We hold management access to do our job, but ownership stays entirely with you. If you leave tomorrow, everything comes with you. No re-registration requests, no data holdbacks, no friction of any kind.
Most deliverability incidents are predictable, which means they're preventable. Monitoring, regular configuration reviews, and proper warmup discipline exist precisely so that by the time something could go wrong, we've already addressed it.
Monthly deliverability reports that tell you what we checked, what we found, what we changed, and what's coming next. No vanity dashboards. No metrics engineered to look impressive while saying very little. Just findings and actions, written to be read.
Europe, North America, Asia-Pacific. The inbox placement challenge is universal, and so is the level of attention every client receives, regardless of time zone, send volume, or how long they've been with us.
This is what we're doing while you're not thinking about it.
Most of what makes email infrastructure reliable happens silently in the background, automated checks, configuration reviews, incident responses, written reports. Active management is a rhythm, not a one-time event. Here's what that rhythm actually looks like.
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