Full control — and full responsibility

With a dedicated IP, the reputation is yours alone. Unlike a dedicated IP pool — where Mailpro manages the reputation of the IPs assigned to you — a single dedicated IP means keeping it clean is up to you. We advise great email practices so your IP doesn't get blacklisted.

One more thing to plan for: a new IP must be warmed up before you send big volumes through it. Start small and ramp gradually — otherwise inbox providers see a cold IP suddenly blasting mail, and your messages can land in Spam.

WHY CHOOSE ONE

Why choose a dedicated IP

Full control of your reputation
Your sending reputation is yours alone, never shared with other senders.
Predictable deliverability
No risk of another sender's behaviour dragging down your inbox placement.
Built for volume
The best fit once you send large, consistent campaign volumes.
You set the standard
Good list hygiene and a proper warm-up keep your reputation clean.

Dedicated IP or IP pool?

Most senders do best on a managed pool. A single dedicated IP is for high, steady volume and full control.

Dedicated IP

One IP, used only by you. The reputation — good or bad — is entirely yours to manage. Requires a warm-up and consistent volume.

Best for: large, steady senders who want full control.

Dedicated IP pool

A group of IPs whose reputation Mailpro manages for you, matched to your sending quality. No warm-up worries.

Best for: most senders — hands-off, reliable delivery.

Contact us to discuss the costs and the pros and cons of a dedicated IP, or read the pros and cons of using a dedicated IP for email marketing.

QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

What is a dedicated IP address?
A dedicated IP is an address used only by you to send email, so your sending reputation is entirely your own rather than shared with other senders.
Dedicated IP or dedicated IP pool — which do I need?
With a dedicated IP pool, Mailpro manages the reputation across several IPs for you. With a single dedicated IP, the reputation is yours to manage — ideal for high, steady volumes and full control.
Do I need to warm up a dedicated IP?
Yes. Start with smaller volumes and increase gradually so inbox providers learn to trust the new IP. Sending big volumes on a cold IP can backfire and push your emails to Spam.

Ready to own your sender reputation?

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