Email marketing
LEBX Mail handles campaigns, automations, funnels and transactional email from one platform. Build with a drag-and-drop editor, automate with triggers, delays and branches, and send through Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, SparkPost, Gmail or any SMTP server.
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Create
Automate
Convert
Deliver
Inside the product
Key capabilities
Templates for newsletters, ecommerce and onboarding, product blocks, personalisation tags and mobile/desktop preview.
Trigger on signups, tags, dates, opens, clicks or custom events, then use delays, branches, field updates and webhook calls.
Generate subject lines and preheaders, translate with DeepL, and A/B test subjects, senders and content with automatic winner selection.
Build landing pages, checkout and thank-you pages with upsells, connected to your campaigns.
Guided SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, IP warmup, bounce handling, list verification and one-click unsubscribe.
A token-authenticated REST API, real-time webhooks for delivery events, SMTP, and transactional email.
Workflow
Campaign
Design the email in the drag-and-drop builder.
Automation
A trigger, delay or branch decides who gets what, and when.
Sent through your chosen provider with authenticated domains.
Open & click
Opens, clicks, bounces and unsubscribes are tracked.
Conversion
Funnels, landing pages and revenue tracking close the loop.
Use cases
Cart recovery and order follow-up sequences, with revenue tracked per campaign.
Onboarding and trial-to-customer journeys, plus transactional email through the API.
Multiple brands and verified sending identities managed from one account.
Signup forms, double opt-in and list hygiene for a growing audience.
Integrations
As listed on mail.lebx.io. Check the product site for the current list and plan availability.
FAQ
LEBX Mail is an email marketing and email infrastructure platform for campaigns, automations, funnels and transactional email, with a REST API and webhooks.
Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, SparkPost, Elastic Email and Blastengine (via API or SMTP), Gmail via OAuth, and any SMTP server.
Yes — for subject lines, sender names and content, with automatic winner selection.
They are DNS records that prove your emails are really from your domain. SPF lists which servers may send for you, DKIM adds a cryptographic signature, and DMARC tells inboxes what to do when a message fails those checks. Gmail and Yahoo require them for bulk senders, and our deliverability guide explains how to set them up.
(Next step)
Explore LEBX Mail on its own site, or talk to us about setting it up and connecting it to your workflow.