Yes, on Pro and Team. You verify your own domain once, and after that follow-ups are sent from your address rather than from MeetDrop, with replies routed back to your inbox. On the free plan emails go out from MeetDrop and carry a small "Sent with MeetDrop" line; an Event Pass sends from MeetDrop but points replies at your own address.
Why it is worth doing before a show, not after
The first email is the one that gets opened, and it is opened because the sender looks like the person they just met. A domain the recipient has never seen is a small amount of friction on every single lead.
Verification is DNS records, so it is not instant — it depends on how fast your provider publishes. Do it the week before a show rather than the morning of it.
What you set up
Where replies go
Replies follow the sending domain. On your own verified domain a reply goes to you at that domain, which is what you want — the conversation continues in the inbox you already live in.
On a team, a teammate sends as themselves at the account's verified domain, so the company looks consistent and each person still owns their own conversations.
Sending from your own domain is a Pro feature. Start free first and see what it writes before you set up DNS for it.
Start freeLast reviewed 20 September 2026 by the MeetDrop team.