AutoSend
AutoSend is a lightweight email platform that handles transactional, marketing, and automated emails for developers and AI agents. It provides a fast REST API, SMTP integration, and campaign management tools designed for teams shipping with agents, with pricing based on volume rather than contacts. The platform includes domain warmup, dynamic segmentation, and real-time webhooks, plus native integrations with ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI tools via MCP.
AutoSend is a lightweight email platform purpose-built for developers and AI agents, handling transactional, marketing, and automated emails through a fast REST API, SMTP integration, and campaign management tools. The platform sends emails at scale with a 87.20% deliverability rate and 1.87-second average time to inbox, priced by volume rather than contacts, making it cost-effective for teams shipping with agents. Core capabilities include transactional email delivery via REST API or SMTP with real-time webhooks for every delivery event, marketing campaigns with dynamic segmentation and domain warmup to build sender reputation, and email automation workflows triggered by user actions or custom events. What distinguishes AutoSend is its native integration with AI agents through Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and other tools to build templates, create campaigns, and manage contacts directly—a capability designed specifically for how LLMs and agents think about email. The platform includes an email builder for non-developers, drop-in SDKs for Node.js and Next.js, and analytics dashboards tracking opens, clicks, and conversions in real time, making it suitable for HR, marketing, and security teams automating everything from OTPs and alerts to welcome sequences and re-engagement campaigns.
No mention of AI training on user content. AutoSend is an email delivery service that acts as a data processor, not an A
No training on user data means no opt-out is necessary.
Low risk across data training, licensing, and sharing dimensions.
No mention of AI training on user content. AutoSend is an email delivery service that acts as a data processor, not an AI platform. The service transmits customer content on their behalf without using it for model training.
“We act only as a data processor, transmitting your content on your behalf.”
AutoSend does not claim broad licensing rights to user content. As a data processor, they process content strictly under customer instructions and do not use email content or recipient addresses for their own purposes.
“we process any personal data in those emails strictly under your instructions. We will not use the content of emails or recipient addresses for our own purposes”
Moderate risk. AutoSend uses third-party subprocessors for cloud infrastructure, analytics, and payments. While a subprocessors list is maintained, customers can only 'choose to connect' third-party tools, and AutoSend disclaims responsibility for third-party data practices.
“We rely on third-party subprocessors to help operate and support our Services (e.g., cloud infrastructure, analytics, payments).”
Moderate risk. The policy states data may be deleted upon termination but only 'unless legally required to retain it.' No specific retention periods are defined, and the vague language about legal requirements creates uncertainty about actual deletion timelines.
“Upon termination, your right to use the Services ends. We may delete your data unless legally required to retain it.”
Low risk for user-generated content. AutoSend retains ownership of the platform/service itself, but as a data processor, user content (emails and recipient data) remains under customer control. No claim to ownership of customer-generated emails or outputs.
“All rights, title, and interest in and to the Services, including software, APIs, design, and branding, are and will remain the exclusive property of AutoSend”
Moderate risk. The Privacy Policy mentions compliance with CAN-SPAM, GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, and CASL, but does not explicitly state SOC2, ISO 27001, or HIPAA certifications. Data security measures are described but formal third-party certifications are not claimed.
“we adhere to regulations such as the CAN-SPAM Act (United States), GDPR (European Union General Data Protection Regulation), CCPA/CPRA (California Consumer Privacy Act and amendments), CASL”
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