Code conversion
Translate common send calls from SendGrid, Mailgun, Postmark, Resend, and SES into Postscale JSON.
Follow provider-specific guides for updating API calls, SMTP settings, webhooks, templates, and suppression lists.
Planning an EU provider move? Start with the EU email API guide.
Map your current provider to Postscale before changing production traffic. The migration plan covers application code, receiving paths, and sender reputation.
Translate common send calls from SendGrid, Mailgun, Postmark, Resend, and SES into Postscale JSON.
Replace inbound parse, routes, receipt rules, and receiving webhooks with aliases, rules, and signed webhooks.
Import suppression lists, keep domain authentication in place, and monitor delivery as you move traffic.
Each guide includes field mappings, code examples, and a checklist for moving traffic.
API, SMTP, inbound, webhooks
Move from SendGrid to Postscale with endpoint mapping, inbound parse replacement, webhook conversion, suppression import, and a staged DNS cutover plan.
API, SMTP, inbound, webhooks
Move Mailgun sending, routes, webhooks, templates, and suppressions to Postscale with EU-hosted primary service data and a practical migration checklist.
API, SMTP, inbound, webhooks
Move Postmark sending, message streams, templates, suppressions, and inbound webhooks to Postscale with field mapping and a production cutover checklist.
API, SMTP, inbound, webhooks
Move Resend sends, hosted templates, receiving webhooks, tags, and domains to Postscale with SMTP support, inbound rules, and EU-hosted primary service data.
API, SMTP, inbound, webhooks
Move Amazon SES sending, SMTP credentials, receipt-rule inbound processing, suppressions, and deliverability monitoring to Postscale with a simpler email API.
Keep your old provider live, publish Postscale DNS in parallel, convert one mail adapter, import suppressions, then ramp by traffic percentage while monitoring delivery by ISP.
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