Mailpro automatically tracks every address that rejects your campaigns and organises them in dedicated folders inside your account.

Pro tip: clean your lists regularly to protect deliverability and your sender reputation with major ISPs.

How to access it

  1. Log in to your Mailpro account
  2. Open the Contacts menu
  3. Click Bounces
  4. You'll see two tabs: Hard bounces and Soft bounces

Hard bounce vs soft bounce

TypeCauseMailpro action
Hard bounceAddress doesn't exist, invalid domainPermanent block
Soft bounceMailbox full, server temporarily downAutomatic retries before block

What to do with these lists

  • Export the list as CSV for your records
  • Reinstate corrected addresses manually
  • Sync updates with your CRM or external database

More on the bounce management page.

Keep your lists pristine with Mailpro's automatic bounce handling. Start free and protect your sender score from day one.

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