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Cubes & Dedicated IPs

What Are Cubes?


Cubes are Mission Inbox's proprietary workload-specific isolation technology. Each Cube is a dedicated server instance assigned to a specific email workload. Unlike traditional ESPs that give you a shared IP, Mission Inbox gives you an entire dedicated server.


How Cubes Work


Each customer's email traffic is separated into distinct Cubes based on workload type:


  • Sales & Marketing Cube: Cold outreach, prospecting, campaigns, newsletters
  • Transactional Cube: OTPs, user alerts, confirmations, receipts, notifications
  • Financial & Legal Cube: Invoices, statements, receipts, compliance notices
  • Compliance Cube: Legal notices, disclosures (for enterprise customers)


Each Cube operates independently with:

  • Its own dedicated server
  • Its own dedicated IP addresses
  • Its own sender reputation
  • Workload-specific configurations


Dedicated IPs


What You Get

  • Between 2 or 3 dedicated IPs depending on volume
  • 100% owned by you
  • Zero shared risk with other senders
  • Full PTR/rDNS control
  • Warmup guidance included


Why Dedicated IPs Matter

Shared IPs mean your deliverability depends on the behavior of strangers. If another sender on the same pool gets blacklisted, your emails suffer too. Mission Inbox eliminates this risk entirely.


Cube Plans


Plan

Cubes

IPs

Best For

Starter

1

2

Small teams, testing

Growth

2

4

Growing sales/marketing

Pro

4

8

High-volume senders

Enterprise

Custom

Custom

Large organizations


Cube Setup Process


  1. Choose your plan
  2. Select workload types
  3. Mission Inbox provisions your Cube(s) within 24 hours
  4. Domain authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) is configured
  5. IP warmup guidance provided
  6. Start sending


Monitoring & Management


Each Cube includes:

  • Real-time sending statistics
  • IP reputation monitoring
  • Blacklist alerts
  • Bounce rate tracking
  • Open/click analytics (if enabled)


Technical Specifications


  • Server: Dedicated VPS
  • OS: Linux (Ubuntu/Debian)
  • MTA: Postfix (configured and managed by Mission Inbox)
  • IP Type: IPv4 dedicated
  • PTR Records: Fully configured
  • Authentication: SPF, DKIM, DMARC pre-configured
  • SMTP Ports: 25, 587, 465 available
  • API Access: REST API for programmatic sending

Updated on: 27/02/2026

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