A REST email API for Indian developers and businesses. Send with one request, follow every message with signed webhooks, pay in rupees by UPI and get a GST invoice.
Billed in INR. GST invoices. Pay by UPI.
Predictable resources for messages, templates, domains and events.
The REST API gives you predictable resources for messages, templates, domains and events. Resource names and verbs follow common conventions, so a new developer can read the reference and send a first message in a few minutes. Requests and responses are JSON.
Send by template name and pass variables per message.
Store content once as a template and send it by name, passing variables for each message. Marketing and product teams can change wording without a code release, and developers keep sending code short and testable.
Retry safely without sending duplicates.
Networks fail and clients retry. An idempotency key on the request lets you retry safely: the same key never produces a second email. This removes the most common cause of duplicate password resets and receipts.
Give each service only the permissions it needs.
Create keys per service and give each only the permissions it needs, for example send-only for a web app and read-only for a reporting job. If one key leaks, the blast radius is limited, and you can revoke it without redeploying anything else.
Get signed events for every delivery outcome.
Signed webhooks report every delivery outcome back to your system as it happens, so your database reflects reality instead of assumptions. Verify the signature, update your records, and trigger follow-up logic from real events.
Consistent error codes and rate limit headers.
Errors use consistent codes and messages, and rate-limit headers tell your client how much capacity is left. Your code can back off gracefully instead of guessing, and your logs explain failures without a support ticket.
Choose scopes and an optional IP allowlist for the service that will send.
Publish SPF and DKIM, then POST to the send endpoint with a verified sender and recipient.
Register a webhook to follow delivery, bounces and complaints, and keep your own data in step.
Each stage plays automatically. Select one to pause on it. Illustrative interface: all figures and addresses shown are sample data.
The API is the same as for every MigoSMTP customer. What changes for India is the commercial side: INR plans, GST invoices and UPI.
An email API provider lets your code send and manage email by calling HTTPS endpoints instead of speaking SMTP. With MigoSMTP you POST a JSON request with a verified sender, a recipient and either content or a template name, and the message is queued for delivery. The response gives you an identifier to track it, and webhooks report what happened next.
The platform handles the parts that decide inbox placement: sending reputation, domain authentication, bounce and complaint handling and suppression lists. Keys are scoped, so a billing service can send receipts without being able to change domains, and every call is logged against the key that made it. For an Indian product team that means less code to write and no mail servers to run.
The commercial side is set up for India as well. Plans are billed in INR from ₹799 a month for 10,000 emails up to ₹26,999 for 500,000, with custom plans above that. You receive a GST invoice each billing period and can pay by UPI. The SMTP relay is on the same account, so you can use the API for new services and SMTP for tools you cannot change.
Trigger passcodes, receipts and alerts with a single API call, sending by template name and passing variables so product code stays free of HTML.
Send confirmation, dispatch and delivery emails from your store backend, and update the order record from webhook events when a message bounces.
Send OTPs, statements, fee reminders and class invites with one scoped key per service, so a compromised key is revoked without touching the rest.
Attach an idempotency key to each send so a retried worker never produces a duplicate email.
Send invitations, usage alerts and billing notices from one API, with templates owned by the product team and events fed back into your analytics.
Create a domain and key per client, keep their reporting separate and invoice each one cleanly.
Billed in INR with GST invoices and UPI payment. Quarterly billing saves 5 percent, half-yearly saves 10 percent and yearly gives you two months free. Every period you receive a GST invoice, and you can pay by UPI.
Prices are per month on monthly billing. The INR pricing page always has the current numbers.
Connect an AI assistant to MigoSMTP through an MCP server so it can look up message status or draft sends. Keys carry the scopes you grant, and sends can require human approval.
Paste an API error or failed request and the copilot explains the cause, such as an unverified sender or a malformed field, and shows a corrected call. You apply the fix yourself.
Describe what you want to send and the assistant generates a sample request in your language using our SDK conventions. Review and test it before it reaches production.
Anomaly detection watches send rates per key and flags unusual bursts. It can notify your team or suggest pausing a key, and any automatic action is something you opt into.
AI features are assistive and optional: agents act only within the scopes you grant, and your team stays in control of keys and sends.
Publish SPF and DKIM and add a DMARC policy. Send transactional mail from its own subdomain, separate from campaigns.
Generate a stable key per logical email, such as the order ID plus the event, so retries never create duplicates.
Give each service only the permissions it needs, store keys as secrets, and rotate them when people or servers change.
Check the signature on each event before you trust it, and make your handler safe to run twice.
Read the limit headers on every response and back off with jitter before you are throttled.
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act applies to personal data you hold. Record when and how people agreed and honour opt-outs. This is not legal advice.
Need a hand with your integration or plan? Our team can review it with you before you go live.
Choose one that bills in INR, issues GST invoices, accepts UPI and offers webhooks and searchable logs. MigoSMTP includes all of these, with plans from ₹799 a month.
MigoSMTP plans are ₹799 a month for 10,000 emails, ₹5,999 for 100,000 and ₹26,999 for 500,000. Extra emails are ₹85, ₹72 or ₹55 per 1,000 on Starter, Growth and Scale.
Create an API key, verify a sender domain, then POST JSON to https://api.migosmtp.com/v1/send with a from address, recipient and either content or a template. Send the key as a Bearer token. The response returns a message ID.
Yes. Every account includes the SMTP relay at smtp.migosmtp.com, so you can use SMTP for existing tools and the API for new code.
Yes. You can pay by UPI and you receive a GST invoice each billing period.
Subscribe a webhook to receive signed delivery, bounce and complaint events, or fetch a message by ID. The dashboard also has searchable logs.
Yes. Mailbox providers expect all three from senders in volume, and mail without them is more likely to be filtered or rejected.
Yes. Verify your domain, create a key, send a small share of traffic through MigoSMTP and raise it as your logs look healthy. Talk to us for larger migrations.
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Create an account, add your domain and send your first email.