Service comparison
Anymail Finder vs. inbound
Anymail Finder vs. inbound: uptime, incident frequency and resolution times, head-to-head.
Last 90 days · 0 incidents total · From each provider's official status page
Service comparison
Anymail Finder vs. inbound: uptime, incident frequency and resolution times, head-to-head.
Last 90 days · 0 incidents total · From each provider's official status page
Head-to-head
90-day uptime
100.00%
Incidents (90d)
0
0 major · 0 minor
Median resolution
—
Longest incident
—
inbound
inbound.new
90-day uptime
100.00%
Incidents (90d)
0
0 major · 0 minor
Median resolution
—
Longest incident
—
Uptime over time
| Window | Anymail Finder | inbound | Δ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Last 24 hours |
|
|
0.00 pp |
| Last 7 days |
|
|
0.00 pp |
| Last 30 days |
|
|
0.00 pp |
| Last 90 days |
|
|
0.00 pp |
Uptime is the share of each window with no incident open on the provider's official status page. Δ is percentage-point difference (Anymail Finder minus inbound). Higher is better.
Incidents 90-day
Anymail Finder
0 total
Median resolution
—
Longest incident
—
inbound
0 total
Median resolution
—
Longest incident
—
Recent activity
Anymail Finder
No incidents on record.
inbound
Upstream provider, limiting ability to send email.
2h 43m
Email Address alias creation failing.
54m
Bottom line
It's a tieAnymail Finder posted 100.00% vs. 100.00% for inbound (Δ 0.00 pp). Incidents: 0 vs. 0 (0).
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