Sending rules
Last updated: 2026-10-29
Pitchly sends from your own inbox, so your reputation and every other user's depend on everyone sending responsibly. These rules are short on purpose. Breaking them can lead to a warning and, if it continues, a suspension.
1.Only contact businesses you found yourself
- No purchased, rented, scraped-in-bulk or shared lists. Bring websites and addresses you found and chose.
- Contact businesses about something relevant to them. Mass, untargeted sending isn't allowed.
- Record where each contact came from (the "lawful basis / source" field) when the law where they are asks for it.
2.Honour every opt-out, immediately
- Every email carries an unsubscribe link and an opt-out line. Never remove or hide them.
- Don't re-add anyone who opted out, under a different list, client or inbox.
- If someone asks you to delete their data, use "Delete everything about this contact" in Settings.
3.Be honest
- Subject lines must describe the email accurately. No fake "Re:" or "Fwd:", no false urgency.
- Say who you are. Don't impersonate another person, company or the recipient's customer.
- Include a real postal address where you (or the client you send for) can be reached.
4.Respect stricter countries
Pitchly warns you when a recipient looks like they are in the EU, the UK, Canada or Australia, where cold email needs a lawful basis or consent. The warning is a reminder, not legal advice: you are responsible for following the law where your recipients are.
5.Keep your sending healthy
We watch bounce and unsubscribe rates. If, over the last 7 days, more than 5% of your emails bounce or more than 2% of recipients unsubscribe, you'll see a warning in the app. Your account is never suspended without a warning first, unless sending would cause serious harm (for example a spam attack).
Separately, to protect your inbox, Pitchly pauses sending from an inbox by itself when its provider rejects mail as spam or when more than 3% of its recent emails bounce. You'll see why in Inboxes and can resume once it's fixed.
6.Not allowed at all
- Illegal products or services, adult content, gambling, weapons, debt or crypto schemes, or anything deceptive.
- Phishing, malware, or emails pretending to be from a bank, government or delivery company.
Warnings, suspension and appeals
If something looks wrong you'll get a warning in the app first, with the reason. If a problem continues or is serious, an admin may suspend writing and sending on your account; you'll see why. To appeal, email support@pitchly.app and a person at [Company name] will review it.