Introduction
Marketing, transactional email, and customer journeys in one platform.
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Start here
Email Bump gives marketing, product, and support teams one place to create email, automate customer journeys, and understand what happens after each send.
Explore the platform
Use the dashboard for day-to-day work, or connect your application through the transactional API.
Email editorWrite personal-looking messages or build fully designed emails.CampaignsCreate, target, schedule, and measure marketing sends.Automated flowsRespond to customer behavior with timed, connected actions.Contacts and segmentsKeep customer profiles, consent, lists, and behavior connected.Signup formsCollect subscribers from your website with one line of HTML — embed, popup, or hosted page.Customer eventsTrack product behavior and use it throughout Email Bump.Transactional APISend receipts, alerts, and product messages from your application.SMTPSend through Email Bump from anything with an SMTP setting.Receiving emailGive a project an address, and turn what people send you into something your app can act on.Give an AI agent a mailboxA complete recipe: an address that receives, an agent that reads and answers, and replies that thread properly.Analytics and activityUnderstand delivery, opens, clicks, and customer activity.Billing and plansHow workspaces, projects, and shared limits work — one plan and one bill per workspace.API overviewBase URL, authentication, errors, and pagination for the REST API.
Send with the API
Transactional email uses a small HTTP API. Create an API key, authenticate with a bearer token, and send HTML, text, or a saved template.
cURL
curl -X POST https://emailbump.com/api/v1/emails \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ebk_your_key" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"from": "Acme <hello@acme.com>",
"to": "customer@example.com",
"subject": "Your order is on the way",
"text": "We will send tracking details shortly."
}'Marketing and transactional email stay connected
API sends appear in the transactional log with delivery and engagement events, while campaigns keep their own audience and performance reporting.