Do I need a Linux SMTP Server - With IP Rotation ? Mass cold emailing

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Hi guys,

First of all, thank you for reading my post, some people here are TOP and spend their valuable time helping us, thanks.

I want to run a B2B Lead Generation agency.

-Find contacts: I have a system to scrape emails and contacts, and generate more of them through LinkedIn.

-Send emails: right now I have 2 email accounts, each one with a different IP. One is my own website domain, the other one, the company where I work email.

I am using a software for emailing (pm to share info, I don't want to come accross as promoting it), allowing me to hit 500 new contacts (never contacted before) a day.

I can have 3 GSuite accounts there.

Each GSuite account need a domain, and to have a different IP, I understand it needs a different hosting.

65$ Sofware for emailing
15$: 3 X GSuite
15$: 3X hosting
3$: 3X domains
Multiple IPs: 10$
IPs software (to add one per browser): 70$

I am paying already 178$ a month

I want to scale this system, but every "scale" step costs 100$/month. Also, I think that if I send too many emails with GSuite accounts, I will eventually get flagged and fucked.

I wonder if there is a cheaper way to do mass emailing and more reliable in long term.

How much would it be a Linux server, rotating IP's,?

Maybe using more free accounts?


Anyone can help me out?
 
The best and cheapest solution for sending mass email is Amazon SES (1$ for 10K emails, yes one dollar for ten thousand emails).

Hosting your own smtp server is more of a headache than anything, as aside from the technical aspects (which are very complex) you will be spending most of your time making sure that your smtp server is not blacklisted by ISPs and managing the server's spam filter reputation score, instead of focusing on your campaigns.
 
All these major providers are good for transactional mailings, but for cold b2b mailings my servers should work great for you, please check out the link on my sig.
 
All these major providers are good for transactional mailings, but for cold b2b mailings my servers should work great for you, please check out the link on my sig.
Hi Paranoid Android,
I would like to hear more about your servers. Do you allow for emailing to 3rd party or purchased data lists?
 
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