Frequently Asked Questions

Getting started with Mailoverse is simple. Sign up for a free account, grab your API key from the dashboard, and follow our quickstart guide in the documentation. You can have your first email test running in just a few minutes.

While Mailoverse is primarily designed for developers and QA engineers who write automated tests, you don't need to be an expert. Our documentation includes clear examples for popular testing frameworks like Playwright, Cypress, and Vitest that you can adapt for your needs.

Your API key is available in your Mailoverse dashboard after signing in. Navigate to the Settings section where you can view and regenerate your API key. Keep this key secure and never expose it in client-side code.

Yes! Our documentation includes comprehensive quickstart guides with code samples for JavaScript, Python, and cURL. Visit the Examples section in our docs to find ready-to-use code snippets for your preferred language.

Each Mailoverse account comes with a unique domain. Any email sent to any address at that domain will be captured and accessible via our API. This means you can use unlimited unique email addresses for your tests without any setup.

Absolutely. Mailoverse captures the full email including subject, body (HTML and plain text), headers, and any links. Our API provides structured access to all this data, making it easy to verify email content and extract verification links or OTP codes.

Yes, testing 2FA and MFA flows is one of the primary use cases for Mailoverse. You can send OTP codes or verification links to your Mailoverse addresses and then retrieve them via the API to complete authentication in your automated tests.

Emails are retained according to your plan settings. By default, emails are kept for a reasonable period to allow for test completion and debugging. You can also manually delete emails via the API when no longer needed.

Mailoverse works with any testing framework that can make HTTP requests. We have specific documentation and examples for popular frameworks including Playwright, Cypress, Vitest, Jest, Selenium, and more.

Our REST API works with any programming language. We provide code examples for JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, and cURL. The simple API design makes it easy to integrate with any language of your choice.

Yes, Mailoverse is designed to work seamlessly in CI/CD environments. Since it is API-based with no special dependencies, you can use it in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, CircleCI, or any other pipeline.

Yes, we offer a free plan that allows you to try Mailoverse and see how it fits your testing workflow. The free plan includes a limited number of emails per month, perfect for getting started or small projects.

You can upgrade your plan at any time from your dashboard. Go to the Subscription section, select your new plan, and the change will take effect immediately. Upgrades are prorated for the current billing period.

We accept all major credit cards through our secure payment processor. For enterprise plans, we can also arrange invoicing and alternative payment methods upon request.

Security is a top priority. All data is encrypted in transit using TLS, and we follow industry best practices for data protection. Mailoverse is designed specifically for test data, and we recommend not using it for production email workflows.

Yes. Since Mailoverse is designed for test scenarios with synthetic or test data, it helps you avoid using real user emails in your test environment, which is a key consideration for GDPR compliance.

You can reach our support team through the dashboard or by emailing us directly. We aim to respond to all inquiries within one business day.