Emailit

Emailit's webhooks send a batch, not necessarily one event per request. An endpoint receives a JSON array of up to 100 queued events, oldest first. A successful response acknowledges the whole batch; a timeout, redirect or other failure causes retries for about three days. The receiving application must therefore handle several events in one request.

Event filters control which changes reach the application. A delivery-status panel may need delivered and bounced events, while a contact-sync process needs different resource changes. New dashboard webhooks initially receive all event types; filters can narrow the traffic, with payload filtering depending on the plan.

Capacity is measured in credits. An API or SMTP email and an inbound email each consume one, a campaign email consumes two, and an automation run consumes three. The free workspace receives 3,000 credits monthly with a 100-email daily limit. That is not a 3,000-campaign-email allowance. Credit purchases and subscriptions provide different ways to add capacity.

Start with an account and verify a sending domain; Free does not require a card. Purchased credits never expire, while included plan credits refresh monthly. The first credit purchase raises the daily sending limit from 100 to 5,000 emails. Automations are currently labelled beta, and roadmap features marked Soon or Planned are not yet available.