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sounds like the op wants to have his cake but eat it too. can't be done. there are pros and cons to every email system. there is going to be so many problems trying to create a platform like this, it's almost not even worth the effort. it's also going to cost a TON of time and money to develop

it's a lot easier for people just to import and blast cold emails. then when you have sorted your lists, you would have to import to less spammy servers.

so import feature obviously
spam filters
email validation app
sequencing obviously and being able to segment
open rate feature
and for god sake, the ability to change ip's daily for this multi user platform

you don't need all the bells and whistles here because the smart ones will only be using this platform for the cold and already spammed emails.....and then transfer them over to another platform after warmed up

good luck with your project. you're gonna need it. i see way too many problems with it to be able to compete with what is already out there and just so much time, effort and money needed to operate effectively

following.

If you need betatesters please let me know.
Cold emailing is something I am currently experimenting.

Cheers,
FG

depends if its a platform that integrates other esp as the server which has plenty of options such as outreach, klenty and a bunch or crap that will get you spammed if your a vegetarian.

If your including the server as part of the platform good luck as even Gmail gets hacked regularly and open rate effected by their rotating IPs.

I would forget about email verifiers, spam ratings etc and leave that to specific software such as glock apps and unbounced.

Focus on A/b testing, reporting, intuitive work flows such as adding a list, creating templates, adding templates to a cadence, html formatting, bounces, DNC, email throttling and integration with a few select tools and CRMs.

and dont over develop it.. see too many platforms try to add too many features and end up making something too complicated and lose track of whats important.