The email platform that doesn’t ban youfor being a casino.

Mainstream providers suspend gambling senders on the first reputation dip. Dedicated IPs per brand, managed warmup, hosted in the EU.

Overview · each brand on its own domain
Sending domains for one workspace, each with its own authentication status and separate sent, failed and bounced counts, above a list of recent campaigns and their delivery rates.

Epostix product facts

Sender policy
Gambling-tolerant
IPs
Dedicated per brand
Warmup
Managed, 4 to 6 weeks
Hosting
EU, DPA included

Every mainstream provider eventually turns gambling away

You know the pattern. Sending is set up, volume grows, one complaint spike hits, and the account is gone with no warning and no one to call.

×Resend, Postmark, MailerSend

Banned outright in their policy.

×SendGrid

Allowed, then suspended on the first complaint spike, often with no appeal.

~Mailgun

Allowed only if licensed, “at our sole discretion.”

~Amazon SES

No real tooling, suspends on complaints, no support to call.

Epostix

Isolated IPs, managed warmup, and a human who answers.

This is not a loophole. It is infrastructure built for high-scrutiny senders, run by people who pick up the phone.

How it works

Built so one bad list never sinks the rest

  1. 01

    Reputation isolation

    Your own dedicated IPs, separated per brand, each with its own authentication. One casino’s list problems never touch another’s, and never touch ours.

  2. 02

    Managed warmup

    New IPs ramp automatically over four to six weeks. A reputation gate slows or pauses a stream before bounce and complaint rates can damage you, rather than after.

  3. 03

    Real deliverability visibility

    Full per-message history, plain-English bounce reasons, and inbox-placement signals broken down by provider, covering Gmail, Outlook and regional EU mailboxes, so you can see what is landing and what is not.

Compliance that licensed operators actually need

Generic email tools ignore the rules you are held to. These are built in.

Regulatory

Responsible-gambling footers
Your RG message, an 18+ age statement and the correct licence number appended per brand.
Malta MGA advertising checklist
Licensee name, licence number, age statement and responsible-gaming information handled as a built-in template.
Jurisdiction-aware sending
Promotional mail stays out of blocked geographies.

Consent and data

Granular marketing consent
Per-product and per-channel consent, opt-out by default, with consent records kept. This matches the UK Gambling Commission direct-marketing rules in force since May 2025.
GDPR and PECR
Consent records and one-click unsubscribe as standard.

Some compliance features are available on request or on the near-term roadmap. Ask what is live today and we will tell you straight.

Two streams, never competing

Casinos run operational mail and campaigns at once. Both send from one API on separate streams with separate IPs, so a withdrawal confirmation never competes with a bonus blast.

Operational

The mail players expect.

Registration, KYC, deposits, withdrawals and 2FA, sent the instant your platform calls the API.

Registration, KYC, deposits, withdrawals, 2FA

Lifecycle

The campaigns that bring them back.

Bonuses, reactivation and VIP, run from the same dashboard on a separate stream with separate IPs.

Bonuses, reactivation, VIP, segments

EU-hosted, and it stays that way

For MGA and EU-licensed operators, that is one less thing to explain to your regulator.

Data processing declarationIn force on every plan
01
Content and data in the EU
Email content, logs, analytics and contact data sit on servers in the European Union.
02
EU subprocessors, published
Subprocessors are EU-based and listed publicly, with no hidden transfers abroad.
03
Outside the US CLOUD Act
A DPA comes as standard, and because the infrastructure is European-owned it is not reachable under the US CLOUD Act.
Data locationEuropean Union

Priced for dedicated sending, not per-click surprises.

You pay for dedicated IPs, deliverability and support, the things that actually keep gambling mail in the inbox. Volume is generous within each tier.

Single IP

€400-600/ month

  • 1 dedicated IP
  • Managed warmup
  • Per-brand authentication (SPF/DKIM)
  • Suppression, webhooks, dashboard
  • Transactional + marketing
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Multi-BrandMost popular

€1,000-1,500/ month

  • 2-3 dedicated IPs
  • Multi-brand isolation
  • Priority support
  • Compliance tooling (RG footers, licence IDs, consent)
  • Per-provider deliverability monitoring
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Dedicated Pool

€2,000+/ month

  • 5+ dedicated IPs, dedicated pool
  • White-glove onboarding + migration
  • Uptime SLA
  • Named account contact
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Just need standard self-serve sending? See volume plans

Not sure which fits? Tell us your brands and monthly volume and we will size it with you: [email protected].

Prices shown as ranges are indicative.

Frequently asked questions

Why do email providers like SendGrid ban gambling senders?
Most mainstream providers prohibit or restrict gambling in their acceptable-use policies because casino mail tends to draw higher complaint rates that threaten their shared IP reputation. Epostix isolates each sender on dedicated IPs, so your reputation is your own.
Can I send both transactional and marketing email for my casino?
Yes. Epostix sends both from one API, on separate streams and separate IPs, so operational mail and campaigns never compete for reputation.
Is Epostix EU-hosted?
Yes. Email content, logs, analytics and contact data stay on EU servers, with a data processing agreement as standard.
Do you offer dedicated IPs and warmup?
Yes. Every brand gets dedicated IPs that are warmed automatically over four to six weeks, with a reputation gate that protects deliverability.

Tell us what you’re sending.

Send us your brands, your volumes, and what is going wrong with your current provider. We will tell you straight whether we can deliver it. No demo gauntlet, no sales script.