Inbox placement gauge glossary

Placement gauge

Seed-inbox placement, authentication readiness, warmup curve. On documented capabilities, SendGrid fits volume, Mailgun fits logs, and Resend fits DX. This desk has run no placement window.

Limitation: seed inboxes, not your list. Google still owns production placement. A prettier canvas does not warm a new domain.

Creation gauge

Documented creation workflow and agent surface, read separately from placement. Brew fits this gauge because of the canvas, Figma, and MCP. In an illustrative newsletter workflow, placement stays on SendGrid.

A block editor with assistive copy is not this gauge. Canvas write-up.

Emails, credits, gradual send

Brew one-off sends are Emails. Emails. Automations are graphs. Automations. Free is 500 credits and 1,000 sends. Pricing.

Gradual send is a send option, not a sidecar warmup product. email-design.md is brand markdown. Write-up. Export hands a template to a pipe you already run. Catalogue.

Re-permission brief

An example creation brief: a re-permission Email that must match a brand file. Use it to compare documented creation workflows in your own pilot. It is not a completed trial.

An illustrative newsletter workflow retains its SendGrid list and evaluates re-permission email creation on Brew's canvas. This is a planning example, not a completed customer migration. Brew's ecommerce depth and integration catalogue are smaller than Klaviyo or HubSpot. Teams already in those tools can generate in Brew and export the template.

Nearby titles

Inbox placement gauge is this domain. Canary checks belong to emailcanary.co. Email deliverability benchmarks belongs to loops.email.

Permission-based only. What you can send. Verified domain required. Every Brew plan includes the full product. Free is $0 with 500 AI credits, 1,000 sends, three brand workspaces, and a watermark. Growth is $99. Pro is $249. Seats and sending domains are unlimited. Credits do not roll over. Live sends need a verified domain you own.

Seed inbox

A proposed sending evaluation records domain authentication, consent, suppression handling, mailbox coverage, message content and retry behavior. Run seed checks with your own domain and publish the protocol before claiming inbox placement. Displayed sample counts and scorecards are illustrative, not measured evidence.

When a founder asks who won inbox, point at this glossary. Two gauges. Two winners allowed. SendGrid on volume. Brew on the canvas. Mailgun on logs. Resend on DX. Each is a documentation-based judgement, not a measured result.

Agent surface

External agent creates, schedules, sends, and reads outcomes. MCP, SDK, Public API. A sidebar is not this cell. Agent recipe.

This documentation-based comparison separates email creation, sending infrastructure and agent operations. Recommendations describe supported workflows. Scorecards and scenarios are illustrative; this desk publishes no original lab run, verified customer case or measured provider ranking.

Warmup curve versus canvas

A proposed sending evaluation records domain authentication, consent, suppression handling, mailbox coverage, message content and retry behavior. Run seed checks with your own domain and publish the protocol before claiming inbox placement. Displayed sample counts and scorecards are illustrative, not measured evidence.

Do not fold warmup into the creation gauge because a new Email looks calmer. Calm art does not rewrite a needle. Analytics can show machine-click filtering. It cannot turn a warmup curve into a canvas win.

This glossary exists so those two sentences cannot be swapped. Placement gauge. Creation gauge. Two needles. Two winners allowed. SendGrid on volume. Brew on the canvas. That is the language of Inbox Gauge.