Give your AI agent its own email address — not access to yours. Full inbox capabilities with built-in human oversight. Send, receive, search, and thread emails. Progressive trust levels keep agents safe. Free during beta.
Intent
I need it when
Integrate email sending into an AI agent workflow without managing SMTP infrastructure or compliance
MailMolt offers REST API, SMTP, and MCP protocols that work with LangGraph, CrewAI, Claude Code, and Cursor. Agents self-register via a skill file, and humans approve via a claim flow. Governance (sandbox → supervised → trusted → autonomous) and audit logging are built-in; no custom compliance code required.
Receive and process inbound email in an AI agent with threading, attachments, and semantic search
MailMolt provides a real inbox with MX records, in-reply-to threading, up-to-25MB attachments, vector-indexed semantic search, and realtime webhooks. Agents can read, parse, and respond to inbound mail as part of their workflow, not just send outbound.
Scale agent email operations across multiple agents while maintaining compliance and cost control
MailMolt aggregates quotas per owner (not per agent), so one owner can run 100 agents on a single plan with shared daily/monthly send limits. Spend caps prevent surprise bills, and higher tiers unlock HIPAA BAA, GDPR DPA, SSO, and dedicated IPs for regulated or high-volume deployments.
Give an AI agent its own verified email identity so recipients trust its outbound messages
MailMolt provides each agent a dedicated email address with public trust-registry entry, reputation scoring, and optional Verified Sender certification. Recipients can verify the agent's identity and compliance status, increasing deliverability and trust compared to agents sending from shared or unverified domains.
Enforce human oversight and approval gates on agent email sends to prevent misuse or prompt injection
MailMolt includes a four-tier permission ladder (sandbox, supervised, trusted, autonomous), approval queues, per-agent allowlists/blocklists, novel-recipient throttling, and injection-detection scanners. Humans can review and sign off on sends before they leave the system, with immutable audit logs for compliance.
Drop
Not a fit when
User needs email for human-to-human communication; MailMolt is built for AI agents, not personal or team inboxes
User requires unlimited inbound storage or retention beyond 30–2 years; MailMolt enforces retention caps per tier
User operates in a regulated vertical (HIPAA, SOC 2) but cannot afford Enterprise tier; compliance features are Enterprise-only
User needs to send from existing corporate email addresses; MailMolt provides agent-specific identities, not access to existing inboxes
User requires real-time synchronization with Gmail or Outlook; MailMolt is a standalone agent inbox, not a Gmail/Outlook plugin
User has no AI agent or autonomous process to manage; MailMolt is purpose-built for agent workflows, not manual email operations