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Sendcorex API
A powerful email delivery API built for developers. Send transactional emails, schedule campaigns, and track engagement, all from a single endpoint.
- v3.0
- REST
- JSON
- HMAC Webhooks
- STARTTLS SMTP
Hosts
The API runs on three hosts, plus the SMTP relay. Each endpoint page tells you which one it uses.
Most requests
Domains, contacts, tracking, senders and the rest of the API.
https://graph.sendcorex.com/v3.0Sending
POST /send, POST /:id/cancel, POST /quarantine/release.
https://mail.sendcorex.com/v3.0Receiving
Read emails. Receiving endpoints use their own host.
https://g.sendcorex.comSMTP relay
Ports 505 and 588. TLS or plain, you choose.
smtp.emailsbit.comSend your first email in 3 steps
- 1
Connect your domain
Add DNS records to prove you own the sending domain.
- 2
Get your API key
Generate a key from the dashboard and send it in the Authorization header.
- 3
POST to /send
Pass from, to, subject and html. That is all it takes.
Choose your integration
REST API
Needs domainSend via API
Full control over every email. Best for transactional mail, notifications and anything your app triggers.
- JSON request body
- Attachments, scheduling, batch
- Webhooks for delivery events
SMTP
Needs domainSend via SMTP
Drop-in relay for existing mailers. Change your SMTP settings and keep your code as it is.
- Works with any mailer or framework
- Ports 505 and 588, TLS or plain
- Same deliverability as the API
Inbound
Needs domainReceive emails
Read the emails that arrive on your domain, straight from your own code.
- Read received emails over REST
- Folders, threads, search and labels
- Send and reply from the mailbox
Tool
No domainValidate emails only
Check addresses before sending. Catches bad format, invalid MX, spam traps and disposable domains.
- Format and MX record check
- Spam trap and disposable detection
- No domain setup required
Full API reference
All endpoints, grouped by resource.
Core API
Tracking
6Contacts
7Domains
5Senders
5Logs
2Receive & Read emails
https://g.sendcorex.comEverything marked CMD is a command sent through POST /v1, up to 20 per request. Routes use their own paths.