Back in June, we released our address validation service Guardpost. Since then many Mailgun customers have been using Guardpost to validate their email addresses and reduce their false signups as well as bounce rates.
We’ve been quiet for a couple weeks but we have something extra exciting to share today: we’ve just officially released our Domains API to make it easier to build large-scale email systems on top of Mailgun.
This week we focused on improving the Mailgun control panel and the spelling corrector for the email validation API.
We recently launched a new version of our Events API that lets you easily keep track of all your messages,
Customers have recently approached us with a few use cases where the temporary storage of inbound emails would come in handy. In some cases, the attachments are large and cause time-outs when we try to POST
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A few weeks ago, we launched a new API to validate email addresses submitted through web forms (API reference & demo). Sending billions of emails, we noticed significant error rates that come from users mistyping email addresses and the pains that developers go through to validate
Posted on August 2, 2013.
Disclaimer: We’ve added new features and adjusted the pricing of our email validations. For the latest on validations, check out this post.
Happy Friday everyone. We’ve got two updates to share with you today. First, we’re happy to announce that Mailgun is now the default SMTP config for all Rackspace Managed Cloud customers.
We recently told you about our two newest APIs both in private beta: Domains and Webhooks. We’ve seen a lot of interest so far and gotten some good feedback. Thanks! If you want to try them yourself, just send an email to beta@mailgun.net