Glinci
Dedicated email infrastructure, without server admin
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Glinci is a SaaS platform for deploying, securing, managing, and monitoring dedicated email sending infrastructure from one dashboard. Customers connect their own server, configure a sending domain, verify DNS records, generate SMTP credentials, send test emails, and manage the full server lifecycle without manual server administration.
It is built for SaaS businesses, agencies, deliverability consultants, email operations teams, marketing teams, and managed service providers that want the control of dedicated sending infrastructure without dealing with raw server administration, DNS mistakes, SSH access risks, security hardening, credential management, and fragmented operational workflows.
Glinci sits between shared SMTP services and raw server management: users keep infrastructure ownership while Glinci handles guided deployment, secure onboarding, domain authentication, SMTP access, monitoring, subscription limits, support workflows, and admin operations. Current pricing includes a 14-day trial, with Starter at $20/mo, Growth at $80/mo, and Scale at $299/mo.
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1We are launching Glinci to help teams own dedicated email sending infrastructure without wrestling with server hardening, DNS authentication, SMTP credentials, and scattered ops dashboards. Feedback i