Spam protection
Bad addresses are the fastest way to wreck your sender reputation. SMASHSEND filters bots, typos and duplicates at signup, before they ever reach your list.
A captcha plus a hidden honeypot field stops automated signups without adding friction for real people.
Common domain typos like gmial.com are caught at signup, so you do not lose a real subscriber to a slip.
Require a confirmation click before an address counts. The single most effective way to keep a list clean.
The same address cannot join twice, which keeps your counts honest and your referral program fair.
Restrict which domains may submit to your form, so nobody can post to it from somewhere else.
Cap how many entries a form accepts, and close it automatically when you hit the number.
Mailbox providers judge you on how recipients react. Bot addresses and typos produce hard bounces and zero engagement, which pushes your reputation down and your future email into spam.
It lowers your raw signup count and raises the quality of what remains. Because unconfirmed addresses are the ones that bounce and never open, most senders see better inbox placement overall.
Yes. Use the free email spell checker to catch typos in an existing list before you import it.
Turn on spam protection when you build your first form. It costs nothing and saves your reputation.
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