More than a send button.
Email that knows what happened.
Most of this exists in other tools somewhere. The part that usually doesn't — reacting to what customers actually do in your product — is the one worth reading first.
Behavioural tracking
Email that reacts to what people actually do
Send what customers do in your product to Email Bump, then use it to trigger journeys, build segments and personalise messages. Most email tools only know what happened inside the inbox; this knows what happened inside your product.
Newsletters & campaigns
Write it once, send it when each reader is awake
Broadcasts and newsletters with an editor that does plain-text or fully designed, A/B tests that pick their own winner, and sending that lands in each recipient's morning rather than yours.
Transactional & SMTP
Product email over an API or plain SMTP
Receipts, password resets, confirmations and alerts — sent over an HTTP API or a real SMTP server, whichever your application already speaks. Both share one log, one set of sending domains and one allowance.
Email for AI agents
Give an agent a mailbox it can actually answer from
An AI mailbox with nothing to provision: every address on your receiving domain already works, an agent reads what arrived over an API or an MCP tool, and replies land in the thread the sender already has open. Sign-up to first reply without a human opening a browser.
Inbound email
Receive email, not just send it
Every project gets an address that accepts mail. Something arrives, we check it, parse it and hand it to your application as JSON — with the attachments intact. Replies stop being a dead end.
Automations
Journeys that run on their own
Build welcome series, onboarding nudges and win-backs on a visual canvas, triggered by what customers do rather than by a date you picked.
Signup forms
One line of HTML, and it never goes stale
Build a signup form here, paste one script tag on your site, and edit the form as often as you like — the code you pasted carries an id and nothing else, so it never needs touching again.
Segmentation & CRM
Audiences that keep themselves up to date
Contacts, consent, custom attributes and behaviour in one place, with segments that re-evaluate as people act rather than as snapshots you have to rebuild.
Deliverability
Authenticated sending, and the numbers to prove it
Verified sending domains with SPF, DKIM and DMARC alignment, branded tracking links, and reporting that tells you when something is going wrong before your open rate does.
Analytics
What happened, and what it was worth
Delivery, engagement and revenue reporting across campaigns, flows and transactional streams — including the events you send us, so a number can be tied back to what a customer actually did.