API Transports (SES, SendGrid, Postmark, Mailgun, Brevo, Resend)
Using an API Transport bypasses SMTP socket connections entirely. Dispatches are transmitted via direct HTTPS REST calls, providing sub-second execution and immune to web host port blocks.
Navigate to MailFuz → Settings → API Transports to configure:
1. Amazon SES (v2 REST API)
Section titled “1. Amazon SES (v2 REST API)”- AWS Access Key ID: Your IAM user key with
ses:SendEmailpermissions. - AWS Secret Access Key: The companion IAM secret.
- AWS Region: Select your SES region (e.g.
us-east-1,eu-west-1,ap-southeast-1).
2. SendGrid
Section titled “2. SendGrid”- API Key: Generate a restricted API key in your Twilio SendGrid console with Mail Send: Full Access.
- Uses the SendGrid
v3/mail/sendendpoint with JSON payload formatting.
3. Postmark
Section titled “3. Postmark”- Server API Token: Found under your Postmark Server → API Tokens tab.
- Guarantees dedicated transactional inboxing with sub-second response times.
4. Mailgun
Section titled “4. Mailgun”- Private API Key: Your Mailgun sending API key.
- Domain Name: Your verified sending domain in Mailgun (e.g.
mg.yourdomain.com). - Endpoint Region: Select US (api.mailgun.net) or EU (api.eu.mailgun.net) for European GDPR compliance.
5. Brevo (Sendinblue)
Section titled “5. Brevo (Sendinblue)”- API v3 Key: Found in your Brevo account under SMTP & API.
- Provides 300 free emails per day with native European data sovereignty.
6. Resend
Section titled “6. Resend”- API Key: Create an API key starting with
re_...in your Resend dashboard. - Modern developer platform with blazing fast JSON dispatch times.