Email Astra
Pre-warmedPre-warmed GWS and M365 accounts aimed at cold-email agencies that want to skip the warmup window, sold with dedicated US IPs and DNS pre-configuration at month-to-month rates from $4–$7/mailbox depending on platform.
Pricing breakdown
| Platform | Standard | Warmed | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google Workspace | $7.00 | — | — |
| Microsoft 365 | $7.00 | — | — |
Pricing notes
$7/inbox/mo (emailastra.io); the .com site lists $5 flat — pricing differs across their two domains.
Replacements
Replacement guarantee for accounts flagged within the first few days; .com homepage also claims unlimited burned-domain replacement within 24 hours
Our take on Email Astra
Email Astra's core promise is that warmup is already done: every plan lists pre-warmed accounts as a base feature, with 21+ days of warmup completed, DNS pre-configured, and dedicated US IPs — so Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 inboxes are ready to send right after purchase. There's also a replacement guarantee for accounts flagged in the first few days.
The rough edges are around transparency. There's no API. The same company runs both emailastra.com and emailastra.io with different pricing (a flat “$5/inbox” on one, a tiered $4–$7 structure on the other), which is confusing at purchase. Review signals are hard to reconcile too — the homepage cites 145 reviews at 4.9 stars while third-party aggregators show far fewer — and the business is under two years old with private WHOIS and a non-refundable policy. The pre-warmed convenience is real; just enter cautiously and start near the six-mailbox minimum.
What we like
- +Pre-warmed accounts included (21+ days) — ready to send
- +Dedicated US IPs with DNS pre-configured
- +Both Google Workspace and Microsoft 365
- +Replacement guarantee for early-flagged accounts
Watch out for
- −No API
- −Two sites (.com/.io) show inconsistent pricing
- −On-site review counts are higher than third-party figures
- −Non-refundable; private WHOIS; under 2 years old; 6-mailbox minimum
Best for: Buyers who specifically want ready-to-send pre-warmed inboxes without managing warmup, and don't need an API.