We really like Mailtrap’s feature to store and analyze email logs since it's been super handy to look back at what we did in past email campaigns and improve them.

The opportunity to check old emails helps us see patterns. Once we analyze them, we can tweak our campaigns. It's really improved our sending efforts.

Nothing to mention so far - everythings beensmooth.

Mailtrap has been very useful, both in its free and paid versions. It doesn't have any amazing bells/whistles, but it is nice to be able to catch and view emails.

Mailtrap does exactly what it was set up to do - catch your outgoing mail in non-production environments. It is easy to use and gives good setup instructions for many different project types

I'm nitpicking, but forcing a certain level of payment to allow access to the email address directly felt like a pretty strange move. It was useful when transitioning to an Email API that wouldn't have been caught on non-production environments without it, so we went ahead and paid the little bit extra to get it.

I was looking for a tool for testing email functionality without sending real emails

that i can test if my email would be sent

- Pricing- limitations in Log. Two weeks is too short.

In the world of software, adaptability is key. Mailtrap, with its transition from a specialized testing tool to a full-fledged email platform, has demonstrated this adaptability impressively. Its offerings cater to a spectrum of email needs, and that’s something every developer looks for.

The alert system ensures that unexpected issues are almost a rarity. Its analytics are not only comprehensive but also insightful, and it provides a clear understanding of the entire sending process. This clarity facilitates timely and effective decision-making and improves our overall email strategy.

A minor gripe I have is the absence of a dark mode toggle for the dashboard. It may sound like a nuance, and more of a personal preference, but considering the extended hours developers like myself spend on dashboards, this feature would be a welcome addition.

Mailtrap has literally transformed the way we handle emails. Its user-friendly interface, combined with detailed feedback, helps us refine the approach and ensure that we send out the best emails possible. The insights we receive from the analytics dashboard help us to feel more in control of the email infrastructure.

We've been relying on Mailtrap for some time, primarily to test my emails, and we must say it's consistently been reliable. What caught our interest recently was their email-sending solution. Instead of jumping between platforms, having everything bundled into one space has made our workflow much smoother.

The speed at which emails were being sent out was a bit slower than we initially expected. We later realized that it was due to the need to verify the domains.