Your AWS SES. Your dedicated Mailat. See how it works

Meet your email workspace

Everything in its place. Everything on your terms.

A familiar way to work with email, backed by your own AWS SES account and a dedicated Mailat instance.

Find the message you need

Search across mail, narrow results with filters and organize conversations with labels and folders.

Send as your own domain

Create sender identities on verified domains and send or reply through your connected AWS SES account.

Bring your inboxes together

Receive mail for your own domains through SES, with a unified inbox for the addresses you manage.

Make authentication clearer

See DKIM, SPF and DMARC guidance in one place. Existing DNS policies are considered before changes.

Mailat message list showing search, filters and messages for different domain identities, using demo data.
Mailat app · Demo workspace
Mailat Domains screen with example.com, separate receiving options and SES, SPF, DKIM and DMARC status.
Real interface adapted with demo data.

Your domains, your choice

Send here.
Receive where you choose.

Connect a domain for sending without replacing the provider that receives your mail. Switch on receiving only when you want Mailat to handle it.

  • Root MX stays with your current provider for sending-only setup.
  • A separate MAIL FROM subdomain supports SES authentication.
  • Existing DMARC policies are preserved for review.
Read the domain guide

For the way you work

Your email, connected.

Use Mailat’s API to send, receive and manage email from your own tools. Signed events let workflows respond to new mail and delivery changes.

Create a scoped API key inside your instance and use the API documentation there for its base URL, payloads and webhook verification. HTTP-based tools such as n8n can call these endpoints.

Get connected

Available inside the Mailat application

  • Scoped API keys
  • Email sending and mailbox APIs
  • Signed webhook events
  • Delivery history and retries
  • Polling and pagination

These are Mailat software capabilities. Hosting resources and subscription terms are shown separately at checkout. AWS quotas and verified-domain requirements apply.

From account to inbox

A little setup.
A lot more ownership.

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  1. 01

    Choose your home

    Pick a plan, sign in with your email, and complete your subscription through Gumroad.

  2. 02

    Connect your AWS account

    Add your SES credentials and region. Mailat checks your configuration before deployment.

  3. 03

    Make it yours

    Follow setup progress, open your Mailat instance and verify the domains you own.

Your next chapter in email

Make room for your own Mailat.

Bring your AWS account. Choose your plan. Give your email a home of its own.

Choose your plan