Purchase a Low Usage Shared IP
We should be able to subscribe to a paid shared IP, that only has a low number of domains. The users of the shared IP should be emailing low volumes as well. Volumes between 0 and 25000 emails per month. This will help mailgun keep the spammers out, and keep us off of the blacklists.
Anthony Amolochitis
shared this idea
Hi there,
Thanks for sharing your recommendation with our team!
Due to large volume of shared IPs in our database, there is no way to check if any IPs are used more than other at any given time. That means although we can track the health of our shared IPs, there is no way to accurately determine if any IPs are used less than others.
With that in mind, we will likely not be implementing a paid service for “minimally used” shared IPs. However any Mailgun account can utilize our paid dedicated IP service for $59/month per IP as there technically is no minimum sending limit for the IP to work, but we warn that the lower your normal send volume the longer it will take to warm the IP up to a healthy status.
We recently implemented an automatic dedicated IP warm up service which can warm up your IP following best practices over time. You can read more about that service here: https://www.mailgun.com/blog/ip-warm-up
Thanks for being avid Mailgun users and Happy Sending!
-MG Team
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Christopher Dean
commented
This is probably the best thing you can do for us small volume senders (we send replies to real estate leads) and a way to get a little cash out of us! ;)
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Johan S
commented
I would love to pay for sharing a dedicated IP with a few other serious senders! Its very frustrating now to randomly about every 2nd month be blocked from any Hotmail/Outlook/Live servers due to someone on the same IP not taking their responsibility.
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Anthony Amolochitis
commented
Exactly. I would like to buy into a shared IP address that are more likely to stay off of blacklists than a shared IP address that has noisy senders.
Help us stay away from noisy email senders mailgun.
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Rick Seymour
commented
I like this one, as we would pay for the dedicated IP but don't hit the required threshold.