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Mailforge
Cold email infrastructure sorted in minutes.
It is not a sequencer - it is the sending layer underneath one, and the vendor states it works with any sending software. It is the shared-infrastructure product in a family that also includes Salesforge, Infraforge, Primeforge, Warmforge and Leadsforge.
Vendor's own claim
What Mailforge is
Vendor's own claimThe pricing page is built around a calculator - you enter emails per sequence, mailboxes per domain and contacts per month, and it returns the number of .com domains and mailbox slots required. Mailboxes are shared infrastructure; the vendor's sibling products cover the private-IP case (Infraforge) and mainstream Google/Microsoft mailboxes (Primeforge).
What it can do
Vendor's own claim- Bulk creation of hundreds of domains and mailboxes
- Inbox hosting and ongoing mailbox maintenance included in the subscription
- Mailbox slots - capacity you buy, so mailboxes can be deleted and recreated without extra cost
- Optional SSL and domain masking for branded redirection
- Domain/mailbox sizing calculator based on emails per sequence and contacts per month
- Vendor states it is compatible with Salesforge and any other sending software
Who it is for
Vendor's own claimTeams and agencies running high-volume cold outreach across many domains who do not want to hand-configure DKIM/SPF/DMARC per domain in a registrar and Google Workspace. The vendor's own case-study framing is agencies and startups scaling multi-domain sending.
When to choose something else
Our readThere is no free trial - the vendor states it plainly on the pricing page, because you must buy domains and mailboxes to use the product at all - and mailboxes are sold in a minimum of 10 slots, with slots billed whether or not a mailbox occupies them. That makes it a poor fit for anyone wanting to try one mailbox before committing. The Forge products are also billed separately: the vendor confirms you cannot use all of them under one subscription, so a buyer who wants infrastructure plus sequencing plus warm-up is signing three contracts. And if you need Google or Microsoft mailboxes specifically, Mailforge is the wrong product in the family - the vendor points you at Primeforge.
Implementation considerations
Our readSetup assessment: 30m
Our read: provisioning itself is automated and the vendor advertises "ready in 5 mins", but a buyer realistically spends the first session running the calculator, choosing and purchasing domains, and deciding slot counts before anything is created. Warm-up time before those mailboxes can safely carry volume is a separate product (Warmforge) and separate calendar time.
Prerequisites
- A Mailforge subscription - there is no free trial; domains and mailboxes must be purchased
- A decision on domain and mailbox counts (the pricing calculator drives this)
- A separate sending tool - Mailforge provides infrastructure, not sequences
Published pricing
From official docs| Plan | Price | Included |
|---|---|---|
| Mailbox slots (billed yearly) | $3.00/mailbox/month, billed yearly | Minimum 10 mailbox slots sold; example on the pricing page shows 25 slots at $60/month |
| Mailbox slots (billed monthly) | Example on the pricing page: $75/month for 25 mailbox slots | Same inclusions as annual billing |
| Domains | $14/year per .com domain, charged once (page example: 9 domains = $126 per year) | See official pricing |
| SSL & Domain Masking (add-on) | $2 per domain per month billed monthly, or $6 per domain billed yearly | See official pricing |
| Forge Expert Double Session (add-on) | $500 for two 1-to-1 consulting sessions | See official pricing |
Verify before you adopt it
- Social profiles and official video URLs
- Whether mailbox sending limits or per-mailbox volume caps apply
- A machine-readable OpenAPI specification was not included in the reviewed source set.