MailParrot

Built for CI, tests, and auth flows

Inbox API that receives mail and extracts the code.

Stop waiting on “check your email.” Create disposable inboxes, get verification codes and magic links via API, and keep your tests and pipelines moving. No shared Gmail, no brittle scraping-just mail when you need it.

MailParrot dashboard showing inbox messages with AI summaries and extracted data

1,000 free credits, no card required

Why teams use MailParrot

  • Turn “check your email” into one API call

    Your flow says check your email-your automation says give me the link. Receive the mail, get the code or magic link via API. No inbox checking, no manual steps.

  • Stop OTPs from blocking your CI

    Don’t let verification codes hold up your pipeline. Create an inbox, trigger the flow, pull the code with a single request. Built for GitHub Actions, Jenkins, and the rest.

  • Extract codes without brittle regex

    We parse transactional emails and pull out auth codes, OTPs, and magic links for you. Structured data, not a maintenance nightmare when a provider changes their template.

  • Make email verification boring

    Verification shouldn’t be the exciting part of your stack. With reliable inboxes and API-driven extraction, it becomes predictable and automatable-exactly what you want.

What you get

Disposable inboxes on demand

Spin up a fresh inbox when you need it-no shared Gmail, no hacks. One per test run, one per environment. Clean isolation every time.

Webhooks the moment mail arrives

Push parsed email data to your endpoint as it lands. Trigger CI, Slack, or your own backend-no polling, no delays.

1,000 credits free-no card required

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API-first, automation-ready

Create inboxes, list messages, fetch the latest auth code-all via REST. Plug it into your tests, CI, or scripts and go.

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