Developers and platform teams
Get an inbox or domain into code fast, then build event-driven messaging workflows without mailbox ops overhead.
Open developer pathMailSlurp Documentation
MailSlurp gives developers, QA teams, marketers, and operations teams one platform for messaging infrastructure, release confidence, sender monitoring, and event-driven automation.
Each path is tuned for the “what do I need to prove or ship?” question that team usually brings to docs.
Get an inbox or domain into code fast, then build event-driven messaging workflows without mailbox ops overhead.
Open developer pathTest sign-up, password reset, OTP, and notification flows with deterministic waits, previews, and pass/fail delivery checks.
Open QA pathPreview live campaigns, audit message quality, and monitor sender posture without replacing your ESP or delivery stack.
Open marketing pathCapture inbound messages, extract structured data, and route results into downstream systems and operational workflows.
Open operations pathBrowse by capability when you already know whether you need messaging, testing, monitoring, automation, governance, or API integration guidance.
Provision inboxes, domains, phone numbers, and connected mailboxes for production and testing workflows.
Validate async communication paths with message waits, compatibility checks, rendering previews, and release gates.
Track sender health, DNS drift, and live campaign output after release instead of relying on manual spot checks.
Route inbound traffic, trigger downstream systems, and transform messages into structured data.
Control environments, access, SSO, storage, and shared team resources before you scale usage.
Use SDKs, examples, API reference, and protocol access patterns that fit your stack and delivery workflow.
Recent additions that change how teams validate sender health, campaign quality, and release readiness.
Watch live campaign output through controlled capture addresses and automated checks.
Review rendering in the clients and devices your stakeholders actually care about.
Track sender-health posture and DNS drift before it becomes a delivery incident.
Check links, images, authentication, and content quality in one review pass.
Plan shared access, environments, and sign-in controls early so production rollout is boring instead of fragile.
Use the reference material and starter assets that shorten time to first working integration.
Browse every endpoint and generated request model.
Start in JavaScript, Java, Python, C#, Go, PHP, Ruby, and more.
Jump into runnable reference projects instead of starting from scratch.
Production-oriented repositories and starter integrations.
Explore the REST API with an interactive endpoint browser.
Run common API flows quickly from a shared collection.