The dashboard at a glance
After you sign in you see every website, the latest submissions and how the month is going. From here you jump into any form.
What's inside the dashboard
Nine areas in real screenshots, from the inbox and spam protection to the API. This is what Mailiy looks like after you sign in.
One inbox for every form
Each submission shows up under the website it belongs to, with name, message, time and files. Export them as CSV or delete single entries. Storage is AES-256 encrypted if you turn it on.
Deliveries and spam over time
The chart shows per day how many messages arrived and how much spam was filtered. Your plan and the monthly numbers sit next to it.
Slack, Discord, Telegram and webhooks
Mailiy can also post new submissions to a channel. A webhook sends the data as JSON to your CRM or to services like Zapier and Make.
Spam lands in the spam tab
Honeypot, rate limits, allowed domains and a two-level content filter keep ads out. Filtered messages stay in the spam tab in case a real one slipped in. For more protection, add ALTCHA, hCaptcha, Turnstile or reCAPTCHA.
Emails with your subject line
Seven templates for the notification, a subject with placeholders like {field:name} and an automatic reply to the sender.
Team and clients with roles
Invite people as admin or member and give clients read access to their own website only. The audit log shows who changed what and when.
Websites with their own defaults
Each website has its own domains, recipients and sender name. New forms take over these defaults, and you only change what differs.
API keys, SDK and MCP
Keys with read or write access for deploys, reports and your own tools. With the SDK and MCP server, AI assistants can create forms too. Protect your account with a second factor.
Need a custom solution?
Your own sender domain, self-hosting or high volumes: tell us what you need and we'll work out what's possible.