AI Traffic Control

Scale email volume safely with AI Traffic Control

AI Traffic Control is tinyEmail's automated warmup. It sets daily send volume for each inbox provider, such as Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook, reads bounce codes and engagement as you send, backs off when a provider pushes back and speeds up when it is safe. You scale without burning your sender reputation.

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How it works

How does automated IP and domain warmup work?

Three steps, and the AI handles the daily decisions.

  1. 1

    Choose a warmup type

    A brand-new domain, or an existing domain already sending on tinyEmail.

  2. 2

    Volume ramps per provider

    Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook and the rest each get their own daily volume.

  3. 3

    Every send adjusts the next

    Bounce codes and engagement decide whether to hold, back off or speed up. Each call is logged.

Per provider

Why warm up each inbox provider separately?

Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook judge senders in their own way. One shared ramp is too slow for some and too fast for others.

Its own lane for every provider

Volume rises where engagement is strong and waits where a provider resists.

Protects your sender reputation

Backing off early keeps a bad day from turning into blocked mail.

See every decision

The AI Decisions Log and Open Rate History show what changed and why.

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Results

How fast can you scale email volume?

Three real scenarios from one digital publisher, all run with AI Traffic Control.

Full migration

Moving from Beehiiv

0 → 1Msends a day, in 10 days
99.2%+deliverability57%+average open rate
New domain

Warming a brand-new domain

0 → 100ksends a day, in 30 days
99.5%+deliverability37%+average open rate
Audience expansion

Growing an existing list

300k → 1.5Msends a day, in under 30 days
99.3%+deliverability45.5%+average open rate
Read the digital publisher case study →Email for publishers →
A media publisher network12+ publications, Q4 2025 to Q1 2026Read the case study →+200%average active list (100k to 300k)0domains burned99.1%+deliverability0new hires
Warmup types

Which warmup do you need?

In the app you pick one of two warmup types. AI Traffic Control sets the pace from there. Ramps shown are illustrative.

Warmup type

Brand New Domain

Starts from a few hundred sends and grows only when engagement and provider feedback are positive.

Best forA new sending domain, or a migration onto a fresh domain.
Warmup type

Existing Domain

For a domain already sending on tinyEmail: volume grows from where you are, provider by provider.

Best forScaling up, reactivating older contacts or recovering after a dip.
See both in the case study →
FAQ

AI Traffic Control questions 

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IP or domain warmup means raising your sending volume step by step, so inbox providers learn to trust a new or quiet sender before you send at full volume.

It sets volume for each inbox provider separately, reads bounce codes and engagement after every send, and holds, backs off or speeds up based on what it sees.

The app tracks Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Apple, AT&T, Comcast and other providers, each with its own volume and open rate history.

Yes. Choose the Brand New Domain warmup type, or Existing Domain if you already send on tinyEmail.

It depends on your list and content. In one case study a publisher took a new domain from 0 to 100k sends a day in 30 days at 99.5%+ deliverability.

No tool can guarantee inbox placement. AI Traffic Control lowers the risk by reacting to each provider early, and the decisions log shows you every change.

Scale your sending without the risk

Free for Shopify stores. Everyone else gets a 7-day free trial, then pays per email sent.

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