Roadmap
What we’re working on next, and what we’ve decided not to build. These are plans, not promises: priorities can change, and we don’t give dates we can’t keep.
Last reviewed Nov 10, 2026. For what already works, see the changelog.
In review
Built, and waiting on someone outside Inboxed.
- In review
Company registration and final legal documents
Our company registration is in progress. Until it completes, the terms, privacy policy and data processing agreement are drafts pending legal review, and the site shows demo company details where the law asks for them.
Read the draft DPA →
Building
Being built now. Not available to customers yet.
- Building
Domain and mailbox store
Buy sending domains with DNS set up for you, and Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 mailboxes that connect and start warming up on their own, paid from your wallet. Until it opens, bring domains and mailboxes from any provider.
How it will work →
Planned
We intend to do these. No dates yet.
- Planned
One-click Gmail connection
Connect Gmail and Google Workspace mailboxes by signing in with Google instead of creating an app password. It's built, and turning it on needs Google's app verification, which comes later. Today Gmail connects with an app password, and sending, replies and warmup all work that way.
Connect Gmail today → - Planned
Managed encryption keys
Mailbox credentials are already encrypted with AES-256-GCM. Next, the key moves into a managed key service with scheduled rotation.
Security today → - Planned
Independent security assessment
A penetration test of Inboxed by an outside security firm.
Security today → - Planned
Optional automatic sending for AI replies
Today every AI draft waits for a person to approve it. When we add automatic sending it will be off by default, and start with reply types you’ve approved many times before, like confirming a meeting time.
Our AI guardrails →
Not planned
Asked for, but not something we intend to build, so you don’t wait for it.
LinkedIn, SMS and calling steps
Inboxed is email-only by design. If you need multichannel sequences, a tool built for that will serve you better.
A built-in contact database
Not planned right now. Import people from your own data provider, such as Apollo or Hunter, through the lead source integrations, and they’re verified free.
Dedicated sending IPs
Not planned right now. Inboxed sends through your own mailboxes, so your mail goes out on your provider’s infrastructure and reputation.
Missing something you need? Tell us. We read every request, and it shapes what we build next.
Warm up today. Launch when you’re ready. Pay only for emails that send.
No subscription and no card to start. Warmup and verification are free; emails cost $1 per 1,000 as they send.