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It does send them. What it does not know is who has asked you to stop, which address bounced last month, or which step of the sequence this person is on. That is the memory the brain holds: every sequence's state, the suppression list, and an append-only log of each draft, skip and send. Keep your CRM as the sender. The brain is the part that remembers.

No. You send. The system drafts, scores and gates; a person on your side presses send. We built it that way on purpose. An agent that can publish to your list is an agent that can ruin your sender reputation in one bad afternoon. Keeping a human on the send button is cheap deliverability insurance, and it means every send has a name attached to it.

It is built to do the opposite. The team runs DNS and blocklist checks on your domain, generates two 0-100 scores, one for the domain's health and one for the email before it goes, and the hard gate blocks anything missing the legal pieces. A 20-email session cap means no run gets away from anyone. Nobody can promise inbox placement. What we can do is stop the known mistakes before you press send.

The suppression list is the record of who you must not email: the person who asked you to stop, the address that bounced last month. Your CRM knows how to send; the suppression list is the record of when not to. The brain holds it next to every sequence's state and the append-only log, and the team reads the brain before it acts. The list gets checked before anything is drafted, not remembered after something has gone wrong.

No software makes you compliant, and be wary of any that claims to. What this system does is mechanical. The hard gate blocks anything missing the legal pieces before it can send. Compliance is one of the five dimensions in the pre-send score. And the brain keeps an append-only log of each draft, skip and send, so you hold a record of what went out and what was held. Your lawyer sets the rules; the gate refuses to let an email skip them.

No, and be careful with anyone who does. Open rates, click rates and inbox placement depend on your list, your offer and filters nobody controls. What we promise is that you see the same numbers we see: the score on every email before it goes, the audit of your domain, and the log of what was sent and what was held. If a number is bad, you will know before the send, not after.

The prices are printed. The Email Marketing Brain is $200, one-time, and installs into your Claude or Codex. Managed is $1,250 a month at the introductory rate, renewing at $2,500 a month, and includes all nine brains and their teams, operated with a person steering. Those are the only numbers. If you are comparing agencies and one will not print a price, that tells you something about how the price gets set.

Yes. The brains install into Claude or Codex, your operator gets trained, and you run the same system we use, at your own pace. It takes a person who will actually own it: an hour here and there is enough to steer, but someone has to steer, and with email someone also has to press send. If nobody on your team can, that is what the managed door is for.

Yes, in either direction. The brain is the same either way, so nothing gets rebuilt when you switch. Start at $200 and run it yourself; if it outgrows your operator, move to managed and we run it while you keep the send button. Leave managed and the brain stays yours, with every sequence's state and the full log intact. You are never buying your own memory back.