Email from your app

On paid plans, your app sends email through the email provider you already use, from an address on your own domain. You connect the provider once, and your apps' mail goes out through it.

• Connect it in the portal under Account › Email: choose your provider (Postmark, Brevo, Mailjet, SendGrid, Mailgun, Amazon SES, Resend, or any SMTP server), paste its key or login, and choose the address mail comes from. A project can use a different one of its own.
• Your provider must have verified your domain. The portal links to your provider's own guide for that, and Send a test shows what the provider answered.
• Your key stays with LazyFrog. Your AI and your app never see it, and the portal shows only its last four characters.
• The app itself needs no setup: it sends over HTTP or SMTP, so common email libraries work as they are. Replies go to you unless you choose otherwise.
• Apps send transactional mail, such as sign-in links, receipts and booking confirmations. Newsletters belong in a newsletter service.
• Until a provider is connected, the app's emails are refused with a message that says where to connect one.
• What your provider charges is between you and them. LazyFrog adds nothing for email.

Emails to you and your team about new form submissions come from LazyFrog itself, on every plan including Free, so they work before any provider is connected. Sending email from your app needs a paid plan and your own domain at your provider (a site on a lazyfrog.app address can still send from your own domain); until then, the page's own confirmation and the form notifications are the way to keep people informed.