Mailtrap now receives email, not just sends it. Create an inbox, get a <code>@inbound-mailtrap.io </code>address, and any email sent to it lands in the API plus fires a webhook. Support for custom receiving domains is coming soon.<h2>What you get out of the box</h2><ul><li>Inbound inboxes – Each gets an auto-generated address at <code>@inbound-mailtrap.io</code>, ready the moment you create it.</li><li>Folders to organize – Group inboxes by project, environment, or customer; permissions scope to the folder.</li><li>REST API – Folders, inboxes, and messages are full CRUD.</li><li><code>inbound_message_received webhook</code> – Subscribe once and Mailtrap POSTs a signed event when mail lands.</li><li>Full message access – HTML body, plain text, headers, and attachments retrievable via the API.</li></ul><h2>What you can build with it</h2><ul><li>Reply-to workflows&nbsp;</li><li>Email-to-ticket pipelines&nbsp;</li><li>CRM enrichment&nbsp;</li><li>Email-driven automations – Trigger Zapier / n8n / Make on every receipt</li><li>AI triage – Stream inbound messages into an LLM agent that categorizes, drafts replies, or extracts entities</li><li>Bug / feedback capture</li></ul>For more information, please consult the <a target="" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="link" href="https://docs.mailtrap.io/developers/inbound/folders">official API documentation</a>.

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