Project notifications made simple for indie developers.
Never setup another email server for your MVP again. Get started with EmailMe and get project notifications right away.
Less of this
With just one function!
emailMe(`${name} has sent you a request`, `${details}`) Stop wasting time and money managing a new email
You don't need to setup a new email to get started with your next project. Just use EmailMe and get started right away. 1 minute setup.
Solopreneur Plan
$15 $10 per year
- 1 email address
- Up to 100 emails per month
- Unlimited notifications saved to your dashboard
Team Plan
$30 $20 per year
- Up to 5 email address
- Up to 300 emails per month
- Unlimited notifications saved to your dashboard
- Dashboard link available to your whole team
How EmailMe Works
As a freelance developer I need to know when certain things happen as they happen on my sites. Implementing a notification system can be needlessly tedious to set up and integrate into each site.
EmailMe allows me to hit the ground running with developer notifications, removing the middleman and helping me keep track of services.
FAQ
When you setup a new project, you need to be notified every time a user contacts you, unsubscribes or does anything you need to handle manually. As an indie developer you need to focus on the core of your product without handling every single issue that may arise from the start. Instead you can use EmailMe to notify you when a user does anything. If EmailMe saves you 20 minutes of work than it's worth your money. If it doesn't, you can cancel your subscription.
All. EmailMe is a simple API that can be used on any server using the API. However, we have a dedicated NPM package made to be used in a Node.js and Next.js environment.
Unlike these email services EmailMe takes 2 minutes to setup. While this does not replace user email services this does not require you to have a business email or the effort and money to setup one of these services.
Yes. We use restricted API keys to manage your notifications. As longs as you keep your API key secure, your notifications will be secure.
If you use Slack or Discord for notifications EmailMe won't solve your problems. However, if you are like me and use your emails as a way to handle key parts of your project. EmailMe will help you stay notified and on top of your project. If you need to send customer emails from a custom domain, you should use a service like SendGrid, Postmark, or Mailgun. EmailMe is for notifications only. However, you can use both and use EmailMe for notifications and another service for customer emails.
Focus on what really matters and know when your users need you
Do things that don't scale and focus on what really matters, your customers.
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