Mailnest is a platform for IT teams to ensure the quality of emails of a software system before moving to production environment.
It also serves as a fake smtp server to capture all the test emails without sending it out to real customers.
Mailnest is a platform for IT teams to ensure the quality of emails of a software system before moving to production environment.
It also serves as a fake smtp server to capture all the test emails without sending it out to real customers.
- As a manager, have peace of mind: Capture all your test emails in one place, add all your team members to collaborate easily and check the spam score to ensure mails reach customer inbox for sure.
- As a developer, quickly set up your dev emails: Setup a virtual smtp server in 2 minutes, test multiple scenarios without creating multiple email ids or clearing database, view source code of emails to check everything is perfect and switch on error mode to emulate error scenarios.
- As a tester, do email testing with ease: Preview all emails in a single place, check for multiple device compatibility with a single click, include email testing in your automation.
- As an application owner, save money, time, and effort: You concentrate on your core features while we take care of email testing, save your resources' time and effort and use them productively, ensure emails reach your customers and generate more revenue.
From $35/month
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