Pricing · 7-day free trial · Every feature included
Start with a 7-day free trial that includes the full sendotp.email API: email OTP sending, verification, stable resend behavior, disposable-email filtering, and access-code flows for real product tests.
The trial is not a stripped-down sandbox. It is meant to prove your login, report access, signup confirmation, or private-content flow before you choose production terms.
Start here
Use the real API contract before committing. Every product capability is available during the trial, so you can test the exact flow your users will see.
Production
For teams shipping email verification, passwordless login, report access, private galleries, downloads, or signup confirmation.
Higher throughput
For products where OTPs sit on a critical path and volume, tenant isolation, and support expectations need a closer fit.
sendotp.email is priced around the production job: sending code emails, verifying them quickly, and keeping retry behavior calm when users refresh, resend, or switch tabs.
Pricing follows the real work the service performs: sending email codes and keeping resend behavior predictable.
Use separate purposes for login, signup confirmation, report access, file downloads, and high-risk actions.
Production plans account for support expectations, launch timing, and how critical the code is in your user path.
Build against the real send and verify endpoints during the trial, then keep the same API shape when the flow moves live.
Yes. The free trial runs for 7 days and includes the same send endpoint, verify endpoint, disposable-email filtering, and 10-minute stable code behavior used in production plans.
Not yet. During beta, pricing is matched to your expected OTP volume, launch timeline, and support needs so the production plan fits the actual integration.
Yes. Use purpose values to isolate different flows such as login, report access, album access, list confirmation, file download, or high-risk action confirmation.
You can move into a production plan, adjust expected volume, or pause. The API shape stays the same, so the integration work carries forward.
Try the production contract before production spend.