Reliable Product Email

Run critical product email on infrastructure your team can trust.

Send password resets, OTPs, receipts, account alerts, and product notifications with the delivery visibility, routing control, and feedback loops these product flows require.

Resets, OTPs, receipts, alertsDelivery events + webhooksRouting + sender controls

Use Cases

Built for the product emails your users depend on most.

These messages are part of the application experience, not a side channel. Leadpush gives teams reliable delivery and clear operational feedback for the flows that break trust fastest when they are late, missing, or hard to debug.

Critical path traffic

Keep authentication, billing, security, and product-triggered messages on one delivery layer so engineers can trace what happened when a customer-facing flow needs attention.

Transactional email

Authentication

Support password resets, magic links, one-time codes, and verification emails that sit directly in login and account recovery flows.

Password resets, magic links, OTPs, verification emails

Transactional email

Billing + Commerce

Send receipts, invoices, payment confirmations, and account notices with the order, billing, and attachment context customers expect.

Receipts, invoices, payment confirmations, billing notices

Transactional email

Security Alerts

Notify customers about suspicious activity, password changes, policy updates, and other sensitive events where timing and clarity matter.

Suspicious login alerts, password changes, policy notices

Transactional email

Product Notifications

Trigger app-generated updates, onboarding nudges, usage milestones, and service messages from the same event-driven delivery layer.

Usage updates, onboarding nudges, status messages

Reliability Layer

Operate critical email from request to delivery feedback.

A send endpoint is only the start. Leadpush gives engineers the queue state, routing context, suppression checks, delivery events, webhook fanout, and sender visibility needed to run high-priority email without flying blind.

Queue + retry visibility

Handle bursty product traffic with clear queue state, retry behavior, and less guesswork around in-flight sends.

Routing decisions in view

Adapt delivery paths as workload, provider behavior, or sender reputation changes without hiding the routing choice.

Suppression + sender health

Protect important traffic with suppression awareness, sender signal visibility, and clearer investigation paths.

Sending Console

See what happened to every important send.

Critical path operations

Queue

Password reset and OTP traffic draining normally

Routing

Primary path selected for authentication and alert traffic

Events

Delivered, deferred, bounced, and complaint signals streaming to your app

Delivery event trace

QueuedAcceptedDeliveredDeferredBouncedWebhook callbacksSearchable logsSuppression hits

Follow a transactional send from request payload to provider response to webhook callback so engineers can debug customer-facing issues with real delivery context.

Adopt Fast

Adopt Leadpush without rebuilding your mail stack.

Start with the transport your application already uses, then add delivery visibility and operational controls as your transactional traffic grows.

SDKs

Send from application services with authenticated client libraries and structured payloads for templates, metadata, and event context.

Best for backend services, workers, and product-triggered email flows.

REST API

Post sends from any runtime when you want direct request control, infrastructure portability, or explicit service-to-service delivery.

Best for polyglot stacks, internal platforms, and controlled send orchestration.

SMTP Relay

Swap in Leadpush behind an existing mailer so you can migrate delivery first and refactor the rest of the stack later.

Best for legacy apps, vendor migrations, and low-code transport changes.

Evaluate Leadpush

Choose a pricing tier for the product email your application depends on.

Compare plans for password resets, alerts, receipts, and other critical flows, then dive into the docs when your team is ready to wire up the first send.