Mailosaur for...

Engineering

Automate and test email and SMS workflows

Quality Assurance

Empower your team and improve email quality

Product Management

Demo and improve your product using email and SMS

Marketing

Deliver high-quality, targeted email campaigns

Solutions

Email Testing

Create end-to-end tests that depend on email

SMS Testing

Automate and use SMS messages during testing

Email Previews

View your email in Gmail, Outlook and mobile devices

Test automation

See how easy it is to automate all the tests you thought you couldn't

Features

Rules

Create automated rules that simulate every type of scenario including email bounces and out-of-office replies

Custom Domains

Unlimited recognisable email addresses for your brand

Enterprise SSO

Centralized security for your organization

Forwarding Rules

Set up rules that automatically forward your emails to certain inboxes

Links and Codes

Peace of mind that you are sending exactly what you mean to, everytime

Message Analysis

Ensuring the quality of your content is never compromised

Sending, Replying and Forwarding Emails

Seamless email and SMS interactions, every time

Virtual SMTP Servers

Use Mailosaur as a dummy SMTP server to catch every email your product sends

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Blog

Explore the Mailosaur blog for expert insights on email & SMS testing, automation, and quality assurance

Best practices

5 common problems found on QA teams

In this article, we will look at some common problems that tend to arise when implementing QA processes and how to overcome them.

Best practices

What goes into a great password reset email?

To help you avoid being the target of your user’s ire, we’ve got some tips for how to best create a password reset email, each of them based on the real-world experiences of major technology companies.

Best practices

Bringing your QA results to the broader team

Communication is one of the most under appreciated skills for software development teams, but it can mean the difference between success and failure. There is nowhere this is more apparent in most organizations than communication between QA and developers.

Best practices

When you need to expand your QA team

Any QA team manager will tell you: building a great QA team is not simple. Fortunately, there is a way to do it and to do it in such a way that it doesn’t break along the way.

Best practices

The smart way to test notifications

Any experienced QA team will tell you: the hardest thing to test is normally notifications

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