Who sent the message?
Mail from an address at <name>.replylayer.net was sent by a ReplyLayer customer through our managed email infrastructure. Each sending subdomain is assigned to a specific customer account.
Sending-network identity
replylayer.net is operated by ReplyLayer.
This domain is the parent of customer-specific sending domains used by ReplyLayer, a secure email layer for AI agents. It supports transactional, operational, and reply-driven email—not bulk marketing or unsolicited outreach.
How is mail authenticated?
Sending subdomains publish SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records. ReplyLayer also processes delivery, bounce, and complaint signals and suppresses recipients when required.
Is this an open relay?
No. Sending requires an authenticated ReplyLayer account and mailbox. Our Acceptable Use Policy prohibits spam, phishing, malware distribution, deceptive identity, and abusive automation.
Report unwanted or harmful mail
Send us the original headers so we can trace it.
Email abuse@replylayer.ai or use our abuse-reporting guide. Include the complete message headers, sender, recipient, and time received. We do not publish a response-time promise, but a human reviews reports.
How to report abuse- Operator
- ReplyLayer
- Primary website
- replylayer.ai
- Service status
- status.replylayer.ai
- Support
- support@replylayer.ai