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Inbound Mail

Introduction

Use Inbound Mail to receive email in your application. Lettermint parses each message and sends a structured webhook event to your endpoint.

Common uses include replies, support requests, and workflows that start with an email.

Inbound Mail is available on the Starter plan and higher. Every inbound route includes a generated receiving address, so you can test the complete flow without changing DNS.

Receive your first email

Create an inbound route

  1. In the dashboard, select Projects.
  2. Select your project and open Routes.
  3. Select Create route.
  4. Enter a name and select Inbound as the route type.
Create route dialog with the Route Type selector

Create its webhook

  1. Open the route and select Webhooks.
  2. Select Create webhook.
  3. Enter your endpoint URL and save the webhook.

Inbound route webhooks subscribe to message.inbound automatically. You do not need to select an event.

Inbound route Webhooks page with the Create webhook action

Copy the receiving address

Open Settings. Copy the value under Inbound address.

This address is unique to the route. You can use it immediately.

Send a real test email

Send an email to the generated address from another mailbox. Lettermint sends a signed message.inbound event to your endpoint.

Open the webhook delivery log. Check the request and response.

Your endpoint must verify the signature and save or queue the event. It must then return a 2xx response.

Choose a receiving address

ChooseUse it when
Generated addressTest immediately without DNS. Only the exact dashboard address receives mail.
Custom domainReceive mail for any address on your domain. You must add an MX record first.

Generated addresses use the route UUID without hyphens before @inbound.lettermint.co. They must match exactly and do not support plus addressing.

If you need addresses on your domain, configure a custom domain.

To create routes and webhooks with the Team API, use the generated Project endpoints and Webhook endpoints.

Next steps

Use a custom domain

Receive mail for an exact domain or a wildcard subdomain.

Process inbound email

Verify webhook signatures and handle message fields safely.

Handle attachments

Choose inline content or temporary signed download URLs.

Tune spam filtering

Set a threshold and interpret spam and authentication results.

Last modified on August 6, 2026
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On this page
  • Receive your first email
    • Create an inbound route
    • Create its webhook
    • Copy the receiving address
    • Send a real test email
  • Choose a receiving address
  • Next steps