Warming runs in the background. Your outbound stack does not change.
MailStrike connects to the mailbox, not to your tools. Instantly, Smartlead, Apollo and lemlist keep sending exactly as they do today, while an AI persona builds the reputation that puts those campaigns in the inbox.
MailStrike attaches to one thing. Everything else stays where it is.
Your sequencer sends from the mailbox and your prospects get the mail, exactly as before. MailStrike sits underneath it, wired to the mailbox and to nothing else: not your tools, not your lists, not your campaigns.
Same mailbox, same tool, same schedule, same copy. There is nothing to export before you start and nothing to import back afterwards.
The persona writes to other real mailboxes in the MailStrike network. Your prospects are never uploaded, and MailStrike never emails them.
The persona writes, reads, replies and pulls mail back out of spam on its own. You open the dashboard to decide when to scale, not to keep warming alive.
Sending from Smartlead, Instantly, Apollo or GoHighLevel? Read how warming runs next to your tool.
The campaign is already good. It still has to arrive.
Your team spends the week on the hard parts. The list is bought, scraped and cleaned. The angle is argued over. The follow-up is rewritten so it does not read like the first one. Sending runs against a daily limit nobody can safely go past.
Then a share of all of that lands in spam, where almost nobody looks. No rewrite recovers it, because it was settled before a word was read, by what providers already knew about the mailbox it came from.
MailStrike moves the one variable your team cannot write its way out of. Same list, same copy, same daily limit, more of it in front of a person.
We safely scaled sending volume 3 times in under 60 days. Inbox rates stayed above 90% the entire time. MailStrike actually moved the needle for us.
Three times the outbound from the same domains in under 60 days, placement holding throughout. No new domains bought.