Email for side projects & indie developers
A weekend project doesn't need a sales call to send its first email. Sign up, get a key, and the free tier covers a real amount of usage before you ever have to think about billing.
API key to sent email, 90 seconds
Sign up, create an API key, and send — no domain review, no sales call, no waiting period. If your framework already has a mailer that speaks SMTP, four settings (host, port, username, password) point it at EuroMail instead, and everything downstream — DKIM signing, tracking, deliverability — works the same as the REST API.
Host smtp.euromail.dev
Port 587 STARTTLS ยท 465 TLS
Username apikey
Password em_live_...3,000 emails a month, no expiry, with the same delivery pipeline, deliverability tooling, and DPA as every paid plan — nothing about sending is held back to push an upgrade. The free plan has a hard cap: once you exhaust the quota, further sends are rejected until the next cycle or an upgrade. Paid plans work differently — a busy month bills as metered overage instead of cutting sending off, so a launch-day spike never blocks your mail.
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Quickstart
Send your first email in about 90 seconds, in curl, TypeScript, Python, Rust, or Go.
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SMTP relay
Point any SMTP-speaking mailer at EuroMail with four settings, no code changes.
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Billing, plans & quotas
How the free tier's hard cap works, and what changes on a paid plan.