Sending domain

To send from your own domain, add the domain, add the CNAME records to your DNS, and verify. Until it's verified, email goes out from a platform address and replies come to your company inbox.

curl -X POST https://send.ad/api/v1/domains -H "Authorization: Bearer $SEND_API_KEY" -H "content-type: application/json" -d '{"domain":"news.hanbit.kr"}'
# → { domain: { id, dns_records: [ {type:"CNAME", host:"abc123._domainkey.news.hanbit.kr", value:"abc123.dkim.amazonses.com"}, … ] } }
curl -X POST https://send.ad/api/v1/domains/<id>/verify -H "Authorization: Bearer $SEND_API_KEY"

We recommend a marketing-only subdomain (news.) — it keeps your business email reputation separate. For a new domain, start with a low send rate per minute (send_rate_per_min) and raise it over 2–3 weeks.