Automation

Yes — the whole path can be automated.

This site is the customer product: search a domain, pick a daily cap, pay in dollars, watch provisioning, collect SMTP and Hangar. In production each adapter below talks to a real API, walking the fallback order you set on Keys. Keys live in admin — never in chat, never with a Fiverr login.

JobIn this lab
Domain search & registerLab availability until Keys are live, then Porkbun. Dynadot if Porkbun errors.
Dedicated serverAllocated IPv4s from the package catalog (1 / 2 / 3 / 6)
NameserversCloudflare hosts assigned in the timeline
PTR / rDNSShown as each IP → mail / mail2 / mail3
Mail stackPostfix round-robin + Dovecot + Hangar in the log
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MXZone rendered in the dashboard — SPF lists every exit
Payment & renewalsUSD card at checkout. Extra IPv4 +$30. IP replace $20.
Ready notificationIn-app notice when the pipeline finishes
Company mailThree desks on Contact, footer, tickets.

Support. Named buttons — attach jet, approve skip, replace IP — not SSH pasted in chat. A job queue runs the steps with retries. This lab compresses that to about twenty seconds so you can watch it.

Unit economics. The expensive part is reputation, not iron — which is why every package is a clean IP set and a per-IP warmup. We do not advertise RAM. You buy a server that is only yours.

Currency. Catalog and checkout are USD. Pylon is a Nigerian company — that lives in the footer, not in a currency toggle.

What does not belong on autopilot. Bulk spam, purchased lists, and snowshoeing. Hard daily caps, warmup, and the acceptable use policy are part of the product, not extras. New datacenter IPs can already be listed; budget time to warm them. Skip warmup is support-gated on every package.