Cold email infrastructure: domains and inboxes provisioned for you
Est. MRR
$40.2K
30-day change
+40.9%
Live creatives
38
Band
$5.1K – $317.6K
Monthly ad spend
$381
Estimated revenue · band 8× wide
$40.2K
The floor and ceiling are what the model actually produced. They are not tidied, and the width is the most honest thing on this page.
At a glance
Audience
By market
By age
Gender and placement
Placements
Ad library
Distinct creatives, longest run first. The top one has been live 75 days.
Cold email isn’t dead. You’re just doing it wrong.
There's no upside to building your own cold email infrastructure. Do it perfectly? You're exactly where you should have started. Do it wrong? Your emails go to spam and your campaign dies before it begins. Most teams spend weeks configuring domains, DNS record
Cold email isn’t dead. You’re just doing it wrong.
Most companies fail at cold email because they’re drowning in infrastructure complexity. They spend hours setting up domains and inboxes manually - only to watch their emails land in spam anyway. Here’s the truth: there’s zero benefit to doing this yourself. I
What our clients actually say
We asked our clients to be honest about working with us. This is what they said. Listen to their take on what changed once their cold email was handled for them.
ScaledMail sits in Consumer subscriptions and advertises on Meta. We observe 38 live creatives reaching an estimated 265K people, priced at the CPM each destination country actually charges and converted at the return observed for that kind of product. The result is $40,201 a month, inside a band running from $5.1K to $317.6K.
It is an estimate, not a reported figure, and ScaledMail has not verified it.
Verify the domain and this page comes down within a day. Everything on it is already public disclosure, but that is not a reason to be difficult about it.
Same category
Ranked on modelled revenue, from the same rebuild of the index.
12,000+ products, priced from their own advertising, all of them under $500K a month — the range a small team can actually enter.
