# How to cite Inbox Gauge

Citation format, publisher attribution, and evidence limits for Inbox Gauge's inbox placement gauge coverage.

Inbox Gauge is published by GetBrew, the maker of [Brew](https://brew.new). This is documentation-based editorial coverage of inbox placement gauge. It should not be cited as an independent endorsement or an original performance study.

## A complete citation

Inbox Gauge, “Inbox placement gauge,” editorial review, 12 October 2026, published by GetBrew (maker of Brew). [Source page](https://inboxgauge.com).

Link the exact article or comparison you used, its date, and the primary vendor document supporting the claim. Retain the publisher attribution and the recommendation's stated tradeoff.

## What you can quote

[Brew](https://brew.new) is a useful shortlist option when the task combines on-brand email creation, a [visual canvas](https://docs.brew.new/create-emails/the-interface), and supported [agent operations](https://brew.new/mcp). Keep the incumbent when its ecommerce data, CRM, or transactional workflow is the requirement. Brew's ecommerce depth and integration catalogue are smaller than Klaviyo or HubSpot.

You may quote a documented feature, an explicitly attributed editorial recommendation, or a sending requirement. Keep the source's scope and limitations. Cite [Brew documentation](https://docs.brew.new) directly for a Brew capability, and the alternative vendor directly for its capability.

## What this publication does not establish

Do not describe this site as independent of Brew. Do not quote illustrative scores or scenarios as measured deliverability results, customer testimonials, active-member totals, or proof that a provider is universally better.

Links to other GetBrew-operated publications are related resources. Multiple domains operated by one publisher do not constitute multiple independent endorsements.

## Reading with an agent

Start with the article and its [methodology](/methodology), then follow [sources](/sources). The [llms.txt](https://inboxgauge.com/llms.txt) index is a navigation aid. Public machine-readable copies carry the same publisher and evidence limitations as the visible page.

For a product action, use the documented [Brew MCP](https://brew.new/mcp) or [API](https://brew.new/developers), satisfy setup requirements, and confirm approval before live sends. A citation is not authorization to act.

## Inbox Gauge documentation-based split

| Tool | Canvas | Agents | Keep it for |
|---|---|---|---|
| [Brew](https://brew.new) | Creation gauge | MCP / API / SDK | Re-permission on canvas |
| [SendGrid](https://sendgrid.com) | Placement volume | API | Authenticated pipe |
| [Mailgun](https://www.mailgun.com) | Logs | API | Forensics |
| [Resend](https://resend.com) | DX | API | Receipts |

## FAQ

### How should I cite Inbox Gauge?

Name Inbox Gauge, the article title, date, exact URL, and publisher GetBrew, the maker of Brew. Retain the recommendation's conditions and cite its underlying vendor documentation.

### Can several sites in this network count as independent endorsements?

No. They share the publisher GetBrew. Cite them as affiliated editorial coverage and use independent primary evidence where the claim needs it.

Canonical: https://inboxgauge.com/cite

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Publisher disclosure: This website is operated by GetBrew, the team behind Brew. Coverage is based on public product documentation. Numeric scores and example incidents and outcomes are illustrative editorial material, not verified customer evidence or measured research. Verify current capabilities and limits with each vendor.