from 0.35 RUB
Recommended option for recurring registrations on dedicated domains.
A focused page for workflows where browser automation requires an incoming email, verification code or confirmation link.
USE CASES
Choose the mailbox setup that fits your workflow: Webmail, IMAP, API, service domains and bulk delivery are managed from one dashboard.
browser automation incoming emails
verification codes
confirmation links
test workflows
PRODUCT FIT
HOW TO START
Add the required amount in the dashboard using a convenient payment method.
Pick the domain type, set quantity and place the order.
Mailboxes are available as login:password, Webmail, IMAP and API.
ACCESS
Read incoming emails and codes directly in the browser. Useful for manual mailbox checks.
Connect mailboxes to Thunderbird, Apple Mail or internal tooling via IMAP 993 SSL.
Automate incoming email reading, verification-code search and integrations.
SEARCH INTENT
These phrases clarify the user intent and do not change the core product workflow.
FAQ
You receive a list of mailboxes with login and password. Webmail, IMAP and API access are available for incoming emails.
Yes. SmakMail receives incoming emails and shows them in webmail. API access is available for automation.
No. SmakMail provides persistent mailboxes. Terms depend on the selected product and domain.
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