Email sending for internet providers on ISPDock

Send from your own domain.
Know what happened to every email.

LazaSend sends your receipts, reminders, sign-in codes and notices from your company’s domain — through a simple API or straight from the dashboard — and shows you the outcome of each one.

  • Your own domain
  • DKIM-signed
  • Bounces handled
  • Signed webhooks
Features

Everything a provider needs to send

From your domain to the delivery log — the parts that make transactional email work, without the parts you don’t need.

Your own domain

Mail goes out as noreply@ — or any address — on your company’s domain. ISPDock sets the domain up with you, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC records.

One simple API

A single HTTPS call with an API key: to, cc, bcc, reply-to, subject and HTML or plain text. Up to 50 recipients per message.

Send from the dashboard

Write and send a one-off email without any code — handy for a notice or a quick reply.

Delivery log

Every message with its status — sent, failed, bounced or suppressed — and the reason when something went wrong.

Bounces handled for you

Hard bounces are picked up automatically and the address goes on your suppression list, so you stop mailing dead addresses.

Signed webhooks

Get email.sent, email.bounced and email.suppressed events at your own HTTPS endpoint, each signed so you know it came from us.

Send-only API keys

Create a key for each app and revoke it any time. A key is shown once and can only send email.

Usage at a glance

See how much you have sent this month against your plan’s allowance, with daily totals.

Signed and encrypted

Every message is DKIM-signed on your domain and handed over with TLS where the receiving server supports it.

For developers

One call to send

A plain REST endpoint and an API key. No SDK to install — call it from your billing system, website or app in whatever language you already use.

Node.jsPHPPythonGocurl
send-email.js
// Send an email from your app (any language that can make an HTTPS call)
const res = await fetch('https://api.your-company.com/api/v1/public/emails', {
  method: 'POST',
  headers: {
    'X-Api-Key': process.env.LAZASEND_API_KEY,
    'Content-Type': 'application/json',
  },
  body: JSON.stringify({
    to: ['[email protected]'],
    subject: 'Payment received — thank you',
    html: '<p>We have received your payment. Your service is active.</p>',
  }),
});

const { id, status } = await res.json(); // status: "SENT"
How it works

Sending in three steps

No new account to open — LazaSend comes with your ISPDock dashboard.

  1. Your domain is set up

    ISPDock connects your company’s domain and gives you the DNS records to add. LazaSend checks them for you.

  2. Create an API key

    Sign in with your ISPDock dashboard login and create a send-only key for your app or website.

  3. Send and follow up

    Send receipts, reminders and codes. Each one shows up in your delivery log with its status.

Delivery log

Every email, with its outcome

When a customer says “I never got it”, you can check in seconds.

Example
Payment received — thank you
Sent
Your subscription renews in 3 days
Sent
Your sign-in code
Bounced
Service notice for your area
Suppressed
Pricing

Simple, on your ISPDock invoice

Included with ISPDock
  • Part of your ISPDock subscription
  • Your plan sets your monthly sending allowance
  • No separate account, no card to add
  • Every feature on this page included
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FAQ

Questions, answered

Internet providers on ISPDock. You sign in with your ISPDock dashboard login — there is no separate sign-up or card to add.
Your company’s own domain — noreply@ by default, or any address on that domain. ISPDock sets the domain up with you and LazaSend checks its records.
Sending is part of your ISPDock subscription. Your plan sets how many emails you can send each month.
LazaSend reads the bounce report, marks the message as bounced and adds the address to your suppression list, so later emails to it are skipped. You can remove an address from the list yourself.
LazaSend is for one-to-one emails such as receipts, reminders and sign-in codes. For announcements to many customers, use Broadcasts in your ISPDock dashboard.
Not at the moment — LazaSend sends through its API and the dashboard.

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