What do I provide?
Route name and a destination webhook URL.
PICOSVC / EMAIL → WEBHOOK · Product overview
Email → Webhook
Forward incoming mail at a PicoSvc-issued address to a webhook.
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Overview URLpicosvc.com/en/mail/
Workspace URLpicosvc.com/en/mail/app/
Documentation URLpicosvc.com/en/docs/mail/
Who this is for
Developers processing inbound mail as app events.
A concrete use case
Create a Hooks inbox, use its URL for a Mail route, send a test email to the issued address, then inspect the JSON in Hooks.
See setup and API examples →What do I get?
An [email protected] receiving address, delivery history, and JSON sent to your webhook.
What you need to prepare
Only a destination webhook URL; you do not need a domain or MX record. PicoSvc Hooks can provide a destination.
Get started
- 01Create a Hooks destination or use an existing webhook.
- 02Create a Mail route and copy its address.
- 03Send a test email and check event and delivery status.
Quotas by plan
1 route · 100 mails
5 routes · 2k mails
25 routes · 20k mails
These limits are a guide. Check the purchase options below for the plan price and billing terms.
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Compare specific capabilities: Email → Webhook / Resend Receiving
Dimension：Receiving address and mail processing
PicoSvc capability
Issue a distinct address per route and relay to a webhook with history.
Resend Receiving — Alternative: documented capability
Documents inbound mail on provided or custom domains, with content and attachment APIs.
Official alternative documentation ↗This compares feature scope, not relative quality, performance, or price. Recheck the linked official source.
Scope and limitations
Not an inbox UI or sending API. Receiving remains unverified until operator setup and an end-to-end delivery test pass.