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Never-stored live email: read, send and triage Gmail, Outlook / Microsoft 365, or any IMAP mailbox.
Verify email addresses with Emailable one by one or in batches, and read credits and batch results.
Verify whether a phone number or email address is real and registered.
Inspect Moosend lists, subscribers, segments and campaign stats, and add or unsubscribe subscribers.
Hosts AI-built websites with working contact forms. Enquiries arrive by email or WhatsApp.
Test inboxes for your app's sign-up and login emails: get the code or link, or why none came.
Extract structured data from invoices, receipts, PDFs, scans, photos and emails. Create an inbox for a document type, define the fields and tables to extract (or propose a schema from a sample document), upload a document and get typed JSON back, review past documents, and add an optional Python post-processing step that is tested on a real document before it is enabled. 17 tools. Sign in with OAuth by pasting your Airparser API key (Account page of the Airparser app); the client only sees that account's inboxes and documents.
Read Trumpia lists, subscribers, keywords and reports; add contacts and send SMS or email campaigns.
MCP server for Nylas — read email, calendars, events and contacts, and send email or create events.
Read audiences, groups, mailings and campaign results without sending email or changing contacts.
Read rapidmail lists, recipients, mailings and stats; add, update or unsubscribe one recipient.
Form backend for static sites: create a form and get its HTML snippet, send submissions to email, Discord, Slack or a webhook, then read, moderate and clean up spam. Sign in with OAuth, no API key. MCP works on every plan, including Free.
Email infrastructure for AI agents. Connect your coding agent and it sets up email in your app: create templates, segments, workflows and webhooks, send test emails and read back what was delivered, track events, and create agent inboxes. Sign in with OAuth or use a Volanea API key. Test keys render and log but never deliver. 1,000 emails free every month.
Your AI talks to theirs: send approved briefings to another person's assistant or plain email.
Disposable, receive-only email inboxes for AI agents. Create an address, wait for the verification email, and get the one-time code or magic link back as structured fields. Long-polling wait_for_email with sender and subject filters, attachments, sanitised HTML, and restore for later password resets. OAuth 2.1, hosted in the EU, cannot send email.
Free SEO & AI-search (AEO) audits for any site or Shopify store, with emailed weekly score reports.
ai-mail.sh gives your AI agent its own email address for $0.05, paid with x402 (USDC on Base), with no signup. Verification codes and links come back already extracted, and wait holds the request until mail arrives. Addresses are never reassigned: come back months later, pay again, same address. Receive-only, no tracking, and you delete it, it's gone. Works over HTTP or MCP.
Hosted email MCP for your own Gmail, Outlook.com, Microsoft 365, iCloud or IMAP inbox: read, search, draft, reply in thread, forward and file mail. It moves or flags up to 500 messages in one call, and a send leaves exactly one copy in Sent. A calendar is a separate connection, and connecting one adds diary and scheduling tools.
MailBeast.ai is a cold email outreach platform. This server lets AI assistants create and launch campaigns with multi-step A/B sequences, manage leads and sending mailboxes (health, warmup, limits), read and answer replies from a unified inbox, and pull campaign analytics. OAuth 2.1 sign-in with read-only or read-and-write access; an API key header is also supported. Website: https://mailbeast.ai
Find and qualify B2B leads, manage outreach campaigns, and prepare replies through Funkel AI. Supports LinkedIn, X, and email workflows. Tool discovery is public. Tool calls require OAuth or a personal access token.
