Create real test inboxes
Generate isolated inboxes for sign-up, password reset, OTP, magic-link, billing, and notification flows without relying on shared mailboxes.
MailSlurp helps QA, engineering, and growth teams validate the real email journey: send the message, receive it in a controlled inbox, inspect HTML and headers, extract OTP codes and links, and automate the checks in CI.
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Generate isolated inboxes for sign-up, password reset, OTP, magic-link, billing, and notification flows without relying on shared mailboxes.
Inspect subject lines, sender details, HTML, plain text, headers, attachments, links, and one-time codes from the message that actually arrived.
Use APIs, SDKs, wait helpers, webhooks, and inbox placement checks to turn email QA into repeatable release evidence.
Rendering previews are useful when a campaign needs visual review. MailSlurp goes further by receiving the email, exposing the payload, and giving teams the automation primitives needed for product, QA, and deliverability workflows.
| Need | Use MailSlurp for |
|---|---|
| Signup, OTP, reset, and magic-link checks | Real inboxes, deterministic waits, and link extraction |
| Template and message payload review | HTML, text, headers, attachments, and link inspection |
| Campaign readiness | Rendering-aware QA plus inbox placement and spam checks |
| Automation and routing | Webhooks, parsers, SDKs, and inbound workflow controls |
Validate account verification, password reset, OTP, invite, billing, and notification emails as real user flows instead of only reviewing a template before send.
Create one inbox per test run, wait for the expected message, extract links or codes, and fail CI when a customer-facing email breaks.
Pair rendering review with inbox placement, spam-risk, sender-domain, and link checks so release teams can see the full message path.
Create a free account, run one critical email journey through a real inbox, then add API checks as the workflow grows.
