Make your domain your own.
Start with domain authentication. Connect the records that help receiving servers recognize your email.
Domain authenticationThe Sendlom platform
An email workflow that feels like part of your stack. Send through an API or SMTP, then follow the details that matter.
Get started01 / The email API
Bring welcome emails, password resets, and receipts into your application with a familiar HTTP request.
fetch('https://api.sendlom.com/emails', { method: 'POST', headers: { Authorization: 'Bearer YOUR_API_KEY', 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }, body: JSON.stringify({ from: 'hello@example.com', to: 'alex@example.com', subject: 'Welcome aboard' })});Clarity after send
Follow the message beyond your API call. See what arrived, what needs attention, and what to do next.
Connect the request to the result with a message ID.
Understand the receiving server’s response in context.
Bring delivery updates into your application with webhooks.
02 / Familiar connections
An existing app shouldn’t need a fresh email integration. Keep your library and connect with familiar SMTP settings.
Read the SMTP guideIllustrative settings. Production credentials will be available in your workspace.
The emails your product lives on
The welcome that starts a relationship. The reset that gets someone back in. The receipt that makes it official.
HELLO FROM ACME
Welcome aboard, Alex. Your workspace is ready. Let’s turn your next idea into something great.
Open your workspaceThoughtfully connected
An email toolkit that fits around your product, from the first integration to the moment you need to investigate a send.
Start with domain authentication. Connect the records that help receiving servers recognize your email.
Domain authenticationAdd email to the application you’re already building. A straightforward request, an identifiable message.
Explore the email APIKeep the tools and libraries you know. Connect an existing SMTP client to your sending workflow.
Connect with SMTPMake delivery events part of your application, from successful sends to messages that need attention.
Understand webhooksLook at the message, its delivery history, and the server response together. Troubleshooting starts with clarity.
Troubleshoot a sendConnect your server with an API key. Keep credentials out of your frontend and rotate them when needed.
Work with API keysFrom idea to your first send
Add your sending domain and authenticate it with the DNS records provided.
Explore this stepGive your application a secure way to send. Keep your key on your server.
Explore this stepUse the API or SMTP. Then follow your message through its delivery events.
Explore this stepYour next great idea starts here