Mailgun

I think

they actually use Mailgun or whatever, but,

you know.

Yeah, but you end up, you're not just having to implement one platform.

I would recommend using like an SNTP service, which you can use like there are a lot of plugins like Gravity Forms has one now or Gravity SNTP, but there's a bunch of them.

Or something like Mailgun, which is what I'm using on my local site to make sure that the email actually gets to where it needs to go.

And then the other thing too, is you got to remember that there is client data in this.

It does not accept payment data.

Moving the AI from just a passive chatbot to a system that actively uses tools.

Like using the Expedia API or Mailgun to plan and execute actions autonomously.

The potential there is massive.

But the guide points out how fragile these agentic loops are right now.

And from a technical standpoint, you're mostly just connecting existing services together.

Stripe or PayPal for payment processing, SendGrid or Mailgun for email delivery, maybe Twilio for text message reminders.

Your job is building the workflow engine that orchestrates all these pieces.

The development cost to get a basic version running is surprisingly low.

I can say that we're dedicated to always being the most affordable provider in town.

And looking back, we saw how it played out with communications, right? As we grew, we started getting bulk discounts from Twilio and from Mailgun, and then we're able to provide the best rate plus a discount.

And that's happening with AI as well.

It's just a matter of time until we get bigger and bigger discounts from the models themselves.

position.

And I think like Mailgun, you're kind of in that same position too, where it's like, we're not exactly like the marketers that are sending, but we help with the sending process.

So we're that in between layer between the sender and the recipient.

So it's that protective layer that the mail goes through.

And hopefully people will take that lead as well.

One of the things as a reminder for this is that...

Us as the platform and, you know, Mailgun, I would all say as the platform and, you know, like everything that we do from our side, we're trying to protect it.

We don't like people getting caught in the rules that we have when they're trying to do something legitimately.