Integrations

InboxDome gives a test a real inbox: create a disposable address, have your app send to it, then wait for the OTP or assert on what arrived. Every integration below is a thin wrapper over the same /v1 API — pick the one that matches your stack.

Four of them are finished and working but not yet published to their registries. They are marked Install from source, and their guide carries the code to copy in. We would rather say so than print an install command that fails.

Test runner

Playwright

Helper pattern for signup, OTP and password-reset flows in your e2e specs.

Ready to use

Test runner

Cypress

Custom commands for signup and the verification email that follows it.

Ready to use

CI

GitHub Actions

Composite action with three modes: create, wait, assert.

Not on the GitHub Marketplace yet — for now, vendor the action from source.

Install from source

AI coding agents

MCP server

Hosted JSON-RPC at POST /mcp, Bearer auth, for Claude Code, Cursor and any MCP client. Tools: create_inbox, wait_for_email, list_messages, get_message, run_assertions, delete_inbox, list_domains.

Ready to use

Client library

Node.js

Official TypeScript/JavaScript client. Zero dependencies.

Publishing to npm shortly — for now, copy the client file from the guide.

Install from source

Client library

Python

Official client for pytest suites and plain scripts.

Publishing to PyPI shortly — for now, copy the client file from the guide.

Install from source

Client library

PHP

Client for PHP and WordPress email flows.

Ready to use

Plugin

WordPress & WooCommerce

The InboxDome Email Tester plugin adds Tools → Email Tester. It tests wp_mail and WooCommerce order email deliverability and reports SPF, DKIM and DMARC.

Not in the WordPress.org directory yet — for now, upload the plugin from source.

Install from source

Any language

REST API

The /v1 API directly: inboxes, messages, waits, assertions and webhooks.

Ready to use

Integrating with something not on this list

Anything that can make an HTTPS request can drive the API, so the list above is a convenience, not a boundary. Two capabilities are worth knowing about when you wire InboxDome into something custom:

Start free

The free tier is 30 requests per minute, 50 inboxes per day and 1 webhook endpoint, with no card. Register a key on the API page and the quickstart in any guide above will run. The plans above the free tier are listed on pricing.