Prerequisites
Before you begin, make sure you have:API Key
Create an API key in the Lettr dashboard
Verified Domain
Add and verify your sending domain
- A Zapier account (free tier available)
- A sender address on your verified domain (e.g.
notifications@yourdomain.com)
Available Actions
Send Email
Send an email with custom HTML content, subject, sender, and reply-to address.
Send Email Template
Send an email using a template saved in your Lettr account.
Connect Lettr to Zapier
1
Create a Zap
Go to Zapier and create a new Zap.
2
Choose a Trigger
Select your trigger app — the event that starts the workflow. For example, a new row in Google Sheets, a form submission in Typeform, or a payment in Stripe.
3
Add Lettr as the Action
Search for Lettr and choose one of the available actions:
- Send Email — compose an email with custom HTML content
- Send Email Template — use a template from your Lettr account
4
Connect Your Lettr Account
Authenticate with your Lettr API key when prompted.
5
Map Fields
Map fields from your trigger to the Lettr action:
- From (required) — sender address on your verified domain
- Recipient (required) — the recipient email address
- Subject (required) — email subject line
- HTML content (required for Send Email) — the email body
- Reply to (optional) — reply-to address
6
Test and Publish
Test the Zap to verify emails are sent correctly, then turn it on.
Example Use Cases
Other Integrations
Stripe
Send emails directly from Stripe
Supabase
Auth emails and Edge Functions
WordPress
Replace wp_mail with Lettr
What’s Next
Templates
Create reusable email templates
API Reference
Send emails programmatically via the API