Automation platform
Use routing rules, aliases, webhooks, and AI extraction pipelines to process email and SMS events at production scale.
Common workflows
Direct inbound traffic by rule, recipient, content, or source into operational destinations.
Explore routingPublish message events to internal systems for CRM updates, risk logic, and lifecycle orchestration.
Explore webhooksConvert message payloads and attachments into structured records for downstream processing.
Explore AI extractionProduct lineup
Connect inboxes with powerful routing, forwarding, webhooks, and aliases.
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Create powerful inbox forwarding rules and email proxies to hide your address or filter outbound and inbound email transactions.
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Free email masking API. Hide your email address behind randomly generated email proxy accounts. Inbound emails are automatically forwarded to your real address.
Open product pageCreate HTML forms that send an email when submitted. Easy contact form embedding for static sites and frontend no-code widgets.
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Convert emails and attachments to structured JSON data using AI analysis.
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Gmail API email automations
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Push events to apps and queues with retry-safe delivery.
Convert message content and attachments into structured JSON.
Support engineering and operations teams with shared dashboards.
Explore MailSlurp automation products for teams that need programmable control over inbound and outbound messaging pipelines.
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Build inbox-first email workflows for sign-up, notifications, parsing, and deliverability.
Explore EmailSMS + Mobile
Connect real numbers and SMS APIs for OTP, account verification, and messaging operations.
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Validate sign-up, MFA, device rendering, and deliverability workflows before release.
Explore TestingFAQ
Yes. MailSlurp supports incremental adoption with rules, forwarding, and webhook endpoints that integrate with existing systems.
Engineering can own APIs and rules while operations teams use dashboards for visibility and control.
Yes. AI extraction workflows can map message and attachment content into schema-defined outputs.
Most teams start by routing inbound notifications to webhooks, then add extraction and downstream integration as requirements mature.
