Autopilot works because the guardrails are always on — quietly, in the background. Here's exactly what protects you.
Nothing can send until the account is verified with a real payment method on file. Every send carries a return address, and every account is traceable to its owner. You're the publisher; we're the printer.
Instead of one-size-fits-all limits, every account gets a trust score. New accounts start small — $50 a month — and limits rise automatically as clean history builds, up to $2,000 a month for long-standing accounts in good shape.
If something looks off — a failed payment, a sudden spike in volume, a content flag — the system tightens limits or pauses sending on its own, instantly. Every decision is logged with its reasons in plain language, and you can always review or override them.
One promise is absolute: you can never be charged past your monthly budget. Hit the cap and sending simply stops until you raise it. No surprise bills, ever.
Every send passes automated screening before it leaves — address validity, content checks our mail partners require. Anything questionable doesn't auto-send; it waits for a human decision instead.
Every completed send emails you an itemized receipt: what was sent, to whom, when, the cost breakdown, and the payment reference. Behind the scenes, every draft, approval, send, and charge is written to a permanent audit log.
Payments are processed by Stripe. We never see or store your card number. If a send fails, the charge is voided — you never pay for something that didn't go out.