Sending Emails 📨
Think of Mailofly as your super-reliable postman, except instead of putting envelopes in mailboxes, it shoots emails across the internet at lightning speed. You tell Mailofly: “hey, send this to that person” — and it takes care of everything else. Signing, routing, rate limiting, delivery tracking — all handled.Ways to send
You’ve got four options, pick whatever fits your vibe:- REST API — make a simple
POSTrequest from literally any language or tool. - Official SDKs — ready-made libraries for TypeScript, Python, PHP, Go, and Dart. They do all the boring HTTP stuff for you.
- SMTP Gateway — already using Nodemailer, Laravel, PHPMailer, or Supabase? Just point them at
smtp.mailofly.comand you’re done. - AI / MCP Server — let AI tools and code assistants trigger sends for you. Futuristic stuff.
What every email needs
When you send an email, you need at least these things:from— who it’s coming from. Must be a domain you’ve verified (e.g.Hi Team <hello@yourcompany.com>).to— who’s getting it. You can send to multiple people at once.subject— the subject line. Make it interesting!htmlortext— the actual content. HTML for pretty, text for plain.
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attachments— PDFs, images, files, etc. - 🕐
scheduled_at— send it at a specific time in the future. - 🏷️
tags— label your emails for analytics filtering. - 💬
headers— custom email headers if you need them.
Where to go next
- Send Your First Email — full code examples for every language
- Batch Sending — send to lots of people at once efficiently
- Attachments — add files to your emails
- Schedule Emails — queue up emails for later
- Bounces & Suppressions — deal with failed deliveries