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IP Owner on Email Campaigns

When you're analyzing a political email, the sender name and the from address only tell you what the campaign wants you to see. They don't tell you who actually owns the infrastructure the email was sent through. IP Owner closes that gap. Paying subscribers can now see the IP Owner on any email campaign in Competitive Insights, displayed directly below the date in the email detail view.

What it shows

The IP Owner is the organization registered to the sending IP address — for example, "HubSpot, Inc." or "Salesforce.com, Inc." This is the company that owns the mail server the message actually traveled through, regardless of what the sender claims in its headers.

At a glance, that tells you whether a campaign is sending through a major commercial email service provider, a self-hosted server, or a third-party vendor — a useful signal when you're sizing up how a competitor is built and how seriously they take deliverability.

No setup required

IP Owner data is resolved automatically in the background by looking up each sending IP against the ARIN RDAP registry. There's nothing to configure. If an email doesn't have an IP Owner resolved yet, the field simply won't appear — it shows up once the background job has processed that message.

IP Owner is available now to paying subscribers in Competitive Insights.

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