Create one inbox per run, worker, or user journey
Provision a private mailbox for each CI job or test flow so signup, reset, OTP, and notification checks do not share state.
Disposable email API for automated testing and CI
Create private disposable inboxes for QA, CI, and automation. Test signup, reset, and notification flows without shared temporary email services.
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Disposable inbox control
Give every run its own clean mailbox state
MailSlurp disposable inboxes combine fresh mailbox provisioning, deterministic waits, parsing helpers, and automatic cleanup so test traffic never collides.
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Match on the message that matters
Filter waits by sender, subject, unread state, and attachment-related conditions so tests stop on the exact email they were written to validate.
Extract links, codes, headers, and attachment details
Pull the verification link, OTP code, metadata, or file indicators needed for assertions without writing custom parsing logic first.
Expire and retire inboxes automatically
Apply short mailbox lifetimes and cleanup policies so disposable test identities disappear after the run instead of becoming a long-lived inbox fleet.
Create a fresh inbox, capture the message, and assert the result
Use one private inbox per run so signup, reset, and notification tests can wait for the exact message they need without collisions or shared-state failures.
Provision inboxes on demand
Create isolated addresses for users, tenants, releases, or tests without shared mailbox state.
Route inbound messages cleanly
Push messages, attachments, aliases, and replies into the right workflow without manual triage.
Developer integration
Use inbox APIs, SMTP, and webhook events in the same workflow
Start with SDK helpers for inbox creation and message waits, then move into event-driven routing when the workflow expands.
- Generated SDKs for major languages
- API + SMTP + IMAP support where needed
- Docs-backed patterns for inboxes and message assertions
Next step
Start with signup or docs
Use the free account to validate the workflow in your own stack, then move into implementation details in the docs.