Email Infrastructure for AI Agents
Give your AI agents the ability to send, track, and manage email — not through brittle API glue code, but through native MCP tools built for how agents actually work.
Agent-ready email
AI agents are increasingly the ones sending confirmation emails, triggering onboarding flows, and following up with customers. Most email infrastructure wasn't built with that in mind. MailAfrica was.
Every MCP tool call runs through the same compliance-aware, mobile-money-billed infrastructure powering MailAfrica's REST API — so agent-triggered email gets the same deliverability and PDPC-conscious handling as everything else.
Built on the same infrastructure you already trust.
What your agents can do
Send transactional email
OTPs, welcome messages, payment confirmations — triggered directly by an agent, no manual API wiring.
Use templates on the fly
Agents can discover existing templates or create new ones dynamically as the conversation requires.
Check delivery status
Agents confirm an email was delivered, opened, or bounced, and react accordingly — retry, escalate, notify.
Read inbound mail
Agents pull and process incoming messages from hosted inboxes, useful for support automation.
Works with your stack
Drop MailAfrica's MCP server into any MCP-compatible agent or client — plus a standard REST API for custom integrations.
- Claude Desktop
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- Any MCP-compatible agent or client
Questions worth asking
Find quick answers about features, usage, pricing, and everything MailAfrica offers.
Ask us anythingYou point an MX record at MailAfrica for a domain or subdomain. Mail addressed to that domain arrives on our infrastructure, gets parsed with DKIM/SPF results attached, and is delivered to your webhook or the hosted inbox. For outbound, every send is authenticated (DKIM + SPF) so recipients and providers treat it as legitimate mail.
No. There are no monthly plans or commitments. You pay only for what you use — 5 TZS per message to send or receive, whether on the MailAfrica domain or your own verified domain — straight from your wallet.
MailAfrica is priced in Tanzanian Shillings. Top up your wallet by M-Pesa, Tigo Pesa, Airtel Money, or card (minimum top-up 2,000 TZS), and each message is debited as it happens. No forced USD conversion, no card required to start.
Yes — custom domains work today. Connect your own domain and MailAfrica verifies it separately for receiving and sending. For receiving, add a DNS TXT record with a token (mail-verify=…). For sending, add DKIM and CNAME records. Until verification completes, the domain can't be used.
Register an endpoint and MailAfrica delivers structured JSON to it for every matching message — headers, body, attachments, and delivery status. Each delivery is HMAC-signed so you can verify it before trusting the payload, and MailAfrica retries on failure.
Yes. The sandbox gives you disposable SMTP credentials and captures the mail you send through them on your account (capped at 2,000 captured messages per month), so you can test the whole flow without sending real mail or topping up.
Yes. Verify your domain once with DKIM and CNAME records, then send outbound mail as you@yourbusiness.tld. Sending costs a flat 5 TZS per recipient, whether from your own verified domain or the MailAfrica sender — no premium for custom domains.
Up to 100 sender IDs per account, recipients batched in chunks of 50 per send, 10 attachments per message (20 MiB total), and a minimum top-up of 2,000 TZS. See the docs for the full list.
Both. Businesses use MailAfrica for professional email on their own domain with guided DNS setup. Developers use the API for inbound parsing, transactional sending, webhooks, and sandbox testing. Same platform, two paths.
MailAfrica is designed around Tanzania's PDPC guidance. Set retention windows per address, export an audit trail on demand as CSV or JSON, and keep data handling scoped to what your policy allows — encrypted at rest and in transit.
Email support@mailafrica.online or call +255 692 069 230. We'll help with DNS setup, domain verification, and integration questions during setup and beyond.