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Updated 27 October 2026

What shipped.

Every user-visible change, with the reasoning where it matters. The MCP server and the dashboard ship together, so an entry tagged MCP is also in the app.

  1. Cold email without the bulk-mail footer

    New campaigns no longer add an Unsubscribe link or a List-Unsubscribe header, so a cold email reads like one person writing to another. Each one ends instead with your company name, your postal address and “Reply ‘stop’ and I won’t email again.” A reply asking to stop is caught and the address is suppressed, as before. You can turn the Unsubscribe link back on for any campaign in its settings, and its emails then carry List-Unsubscribe with one-click again. Existing campaigns keep what they had.

    Sending

  2. Senders come with your plan

    Every plan now includes a sending domain that looks like yours, with three senders on it: one domain on Starter, two on Growth, four on Pro, ten on Business. Pick the name from suggestions that are checked to be free, name the senders, and Raechly buys the domain, publishes its records and warms them. Warmup is free and each sender shows the day it reaches full volume. A domain is never shared with or handed to another customer. Your own domains and inboxes are on Business.

    SendingBillingDashboardMCP

  3. Answers written for you, and a morning summary

    Interested replies and questions now arrive with an answer the AI wrote from your products and the thread, with your booking link when the campaign is after meetings. Edit it and send, or ask for another. Nothing goes out without you. Each morning a short email says what went out, what came back and what is waiting; turn it off in Settings.

    InboxAI

  4. One page from product to launch

    A new campaign is one page: the product, the goal, who it goes to (a list, a tag or a CSV), the emails, then launch. Launch before your senders are ready and the campaign waits, then starts by itself. The dashboard opens on the week: emails sent, replies, interested, meetings booked, and what needs you.

    DashboardMCP

  5. Deleted senders stay stopped

    A deleted sender no longer sends, warms or keeps its reply routing, and the contacts it was mailing move to another sender instead of waiting.

    Fix

  6. Setup is a conversation now

    The nine-step form is gone. Give your website and Raechly reads it; then it asks only what is still missing. Say as much as you like in one answer and it fills every field it can, tap an option, or skip anything. Your profile builds up beside the chat, and every answer can be edited there.

    DashboardAI

  7. Assistant in the dashboard

    A chat that uses the same tools your MCP client does, signed in as you. Ask for the credit balance, what is waiting in the inbox, how a campaign is doing, or to find 25 heads of marketing in Germany. It shows which tools it ran and asks before anything that costs credits or sends mail.

    AIDashboard

  8. Find contacts, lists and address checks

    Describe who you want to reach and Raechly turns it into criteria, shows a count and a sample before anything is spent, then pulls them into a list, once or on a schedule. Every address is checked first; people you already have or have blocked are skipped; credits are charged per contact added. Lists group people for a campaign, and the Contacts table gained filters, a verification badge, bulk actions and CSV export. Over MCP: find_leads, list tools and enroll by list.

    DashboardMCPAI

  9. Billing page, plans and top-ups

    A Billing page with Overview, Usage, Payments and Plan. Credits used per day, by action and by campaign; the full ledger with CSV export; invoices from the payment provider. Change plan or buy a top-up from the page, or ask your assistant with get_plan, change_plan and get_top_up_link. A tool call never moves money: it hands you a checkout link.

    BillingDashboardMCP

  10. Pipelines and deals

    An interested reply opens a deal in the first stage of your pipeline; a "not now" lands in Nurture. Each stage can run its own follow-up sequence, sent from the mailbox that got the reply, and stops the moment the deal moves. Deals that sit too long raise an alert. Board, list and forecast views, plus eleven pipeline tools over MCP.

    PipelineDashboardMCP

  11. Inbox, in-thread replies and alerts

    Every reply in one place, threaded with what you sent. Reply from the inbox and it goes out in the same thread from the receiving mailbox, unbilled. Set an outcome, block an address or domain, unsubscribe a contact. Alerts collect what needs a person: bounce spikes, lost reply capture, paused warmup, out of credits, drafts waiting.

    InboxDashboardMCP

  12. Campaign v2: autopilot with approval

    Campaigns now have a goal and a mode. Template mode sends your steps as written. Autopilot drafts each email per contact from your knowledge base and their company, and holds drafts for approval if you want to read them first. Campaigns pause themselves on a bounce spike, stop a contact after unanswered steps, and respect per-company caps and spacing.

    AISendingDashboard

  13. Companies

    Contacts form companies by email domain on import. A company page shows its people, cached research from its website, and a suppress button that blocks the domain and pauses everyone at it. Campaigns can cap sends per company and stop an account on a hard no.

    DashboardMCP

  14. Knowledge base and first-run wizard

    Tell Raechly what you sell once. Paste your website and it extracts the profile; add offerings; every AI brief starts from it. A nine-step welcome wizard gets a new account from sign-up to a warming mailbox, and the dashboard keeps a checklist until the first campaign is live.

    AIDashboard

  15. Provider send ceilings replace the flat 30 a day

    Connected Gmail mailboxes can send up to 500 a day, Outlook 300, other SMTP 2,000, and SES runs on its own quota, each still ramped by warmup stage. A per-plan ceiling caps the whole organization so a leaked key cannot burn a month in an afternoon.

    Sending

  16. MCP server v3: sign in from Claude, 92 tools

    The MCP server moved to mcp.raechly.com with OAuth 2.1 sign-in for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor, or a per-organization key for Claude Code and scripts. Every tool carries read-only and destructive annotations, errors come back as next steps, and new accounts can register from the sign-in page.

    MCP

  17. Usage metering

    Every send, warmup message and AI action writes to an append-only ledger, in credits. Warmup is priced at one credit per email like a campaign send, which is what makes mailboxes free to create. The Settings page shows the running total.

    Billing

  18. Connect your own mailbox

    Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, Zoho, iCloud or any SMTP host with an app password. Raechly verifies SMTP and IMAP before saving, reads replies over IMAP from a cursor set at connect time, and refuses to send from a mailbox whose replies it cannot read.

    SendingInbox

  19. One-click unsubscribe, done correctly

    Every message carries List-Unsubscribe with the RFC 8058 one-click POST, a visible opt-out link in the body, and a suppression that survives re-imports.

    SendingFix

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