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Proxamail serves your own, ownership-verified website through burner domains, so your main domain is not the link target in your cold email — the place blacklists and mailbox filters look. Buy burner domains here or bring your own, connect them to your site, and Proxamail monitors every one of them against seven domain blacklists around the clock, retiring any that get listed. These pages cover setup end to end, plus the Bearer-token API for automation.

Quick start

1
Verify your main domain. Prove you control the site you want to protect with a one-time DNS TXT record.
2
Add burner domains. Bring domains you already own, or buy new ones here — registered in your name.
3
Connect the mirror. Point a burner at your verified main domain and start monitoring for blacklists.
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How Proxamail works

How the site mirror keeps your main domain out of the link your cold email points to.

Verify your main domain

Prove control of the site you want to protect with a one-time DNS TXT record.

Burner domains

Bring your own burner domains or buy new ones registered in your name.

Burner DNS setup

Point a burner domain's nameservers at Proxamail so it can serve your mirror.

Site mirror & masking

Connect a verified main domain to a burner and configure passthrough paths.

Blacklist monitoring & rotation

How Proxamail checks 7 domain blacklists and retires listed burners automatically.

Billing & plans

Pay-as-you-go pricing, the free trial, domain purchase charges, and spending limits.

API reference

Manage domains and masking, and read blacklist status, with a Bearer-token API.

Frequently asked questions

Answers to common setup questions and situations, in one place.