A directory of the software, SaaS, CRMs, shops, and frameworks that email plugs into — via SMTP, API, webhooks, or IMAP. Browse by category, or copy the one SMTP endpoint that works everywhere.
Every integration here accepts the same MailKite SMTP connection. Your API key is your password — no separate SMTP credential to create. Point WordPress, Laravel, Shopify, Grafana, or anything that speaks SMTP at it and you're done.
Click any integration for connection details and MailKite setup.
Online stores and shop platforms that send transactional email.
The dominant hosted e-commerce platform.
WordPress e-commerce plugin.
Hosted SaaS e-commerce platform.
Enterprise open-source e-commerce.
Open-source European e-commerce.
Website builder with e-commerce.
Website builder with commerce + email campaigns.
Content management systems with pluggable email layers.
The world's most popular CMS.
Enterprise open-source CMS.
Open-source CMS.
Publishing + newsletter platform.
Visual site builder.
Flexible content CMS.
Headless CMS.
Customer relationship and sales platforms.
Support inboxes that turn email into tickets.
Support platform — inbound email to tickets.
Freshworks support suite.
Email-first shared inbox.
Customer messaging platform.
Operations shared inbox built on email.
Email-first team collaboration.
Zoho support suite.
Web frameworks with mail abstractions or drivers.
PHP framework with pluggable mail drivers.
Ruby framework — Action Mailer.
Python framework — pluggable email backends.
Node.js web framework.
React meta-framework.
TypeScript enterprise framework.
PHP framework — best-in-class mailer.
Python micro-framework.
Async Python API framework.
CI/CD, monitoring, and alerting tools.
Error monitoring with email alerts.
Observability dashboards with SMTP alerts.
Monitoring platform.
DevOps platform with SMTP + IMAP.
Git hosting with notification email.
CI server with SMTP build notifications.
Container orchestrator (alerts via Alertmanager).
Incident-response platform.
Project management, chat, and collaboration tools.
Workspace and docs.
Issue tracker with reply-by-email.
Atlassian issue tracker.
Project management with email-to-task.
Kanban with email-to-card.
All-in-one PM with email-to-task.
Chat platform with email-to-channel.
Community chat with webhooks.
Chat/collab in M365.
Open-source Slack alternative.
Open-source chat with email bridges.
Self-hosted collaboration suite.
Product and web analytics platforms.
ESP and marketing automation suites.
The incumbent SMB ESP (Intuit).
Marketing automation + CRM.
Ecommerce CRM + email/SMS (Shopify).
Lifecycle/behavioral messaging.
Inbound marketing suite.
Enterprise marketing automation.
Forum and community platforms.
Hosting platforms and server control panels.
Payments and scheduling platforms with lifecycle email.
37 integrations with copy-paste setup guides.
Most platforms accept an SMTP relay: set the SMTP host, port, username, and password in your app's email settings. MailKite's SMTP endpoint is smtp.mailkite.dev (port 587 with STARTTLS or 465 with TLS), username 'mailkite', and your API key as the password. Frameworks like Laravel, Django, and Rails have first-class SMTP drivers; CMS platforms like WordPress use an SMTP plugin.
Helpdesk tools (Zendesk, Freshdesk, Help Scout) turn inbound email into tickets. Project tools (Jira, Linear, Asana, Trello) accept email to create issues or cards. Chat tools (Slack, Teams) can post emails to channels. MailKite routes inbound email to these platforms over IMAP or via webhook with a parsed JSON payload.
It's common to pair them: a transactional service (MailKite, Resend, Postmark) for receipts and alerts, and a marketing platform (Mailchimp, Klaviyo, HubSpot) for campaigns. MailKite handles both inbound and transactional outbound from one API, so you can consolidate over time.
Yes. Many teams start by moving only inbound email to MailKite (point MX at MailKite, receive parsed JSON webhooks) while keeping their existing outbound provider. You can consolidate sending onto MailKite later since send and receive share one quota.
One SMTP endpoint, one API, one quota for send + receive. Unlimited domains, no credit card.