Does Gaden have real email warmup, or just good sending habits?
A real, configurable sending ramp per mailbox. Any connected Gmail or Outlook mailbox can be given the warmup role. Its daily cap starts low (10 a day by default) and climbs automatically (5 more a day by default) until it reaches the mailbox's target: 50 a day by default for a new mailbox, 300 a day maximum for any single mailbox.
Does the warmup exchange emails between my own mailboxes?
No, deliberately. A closed loop between your own mailboxes can look like sending activity without building real reputation with outside providers like Gmail or Outlook. Gaden builds reputation by pacing your real outreach.
How does Gaden verify email addresses?
Before a real send, every address is checked for syntax, disposable domains, shared inboxes such as info@, a working mail server, past bounces and strings that only look like emails, such as image file names scraped from a website. Connect a verification provider to confirm the individual mailbox. Catch-all domains are marked risky, because no one can confirm a person on a domain that accepts every address.
Do I still need SPF, DKIM and DMARC?
Yes. The ramp controls volume, not authentication. Gaden checks all three on each sending domain and shows the exact record to add. Gaden does not edit your DNS.
What does the Simulation Lab prove, and what can't it prove?
It proves that every email renders for every person, who gets what from which mailbox and when, and that caps, the ramp and your send window are respected. It cannot prove opens, replies or inbox placement, because nothing reaches a reader. That answer comes from a live A/B test.
What happens if I pause a mailbox mid-ramp?
It stops sending without losing its place. Unpause it and the ramp continues from where it stopped.
How many domains and mailboxes do I need for cold email?
It depends on how many cold emails a day you want. Each warmed mailbox has a safe daily cold cap that Gaden recommends per mailbox, and no more than three sending mailboxes per domain is recommended. In the Domains tab, Run strategy with Gaden does the math for your goal, lists what to do first and, when you need more room, suggests names for new domains.
Should I send cold email from my main domain?
Better not. If a cold campaign hurts a domain's reputation, you want it to be a secondary domain, not the one your clients and invoices use. When Gaden assigns senders for a campaign it keeps your main domain out of cold email, unless it is the only domain you have.
Does this work for B2B outreach too, or only recruiting?
Both. Recruiting outreach through Outreach Studio and B2B prospecting through Gaden for B2B share the same mailbox registry, ramp, verification and Simulation Lab.
