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Everything the interface does, your application can do too: subscribe people from your shop, add tags, create and send campaigns, send order e-mails, report sales.

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Four doors

The REST API

JSON over HTTPS, one token per application. The main door.

Outgoing webhooks

Lekalao calls your application when someone subscribes, unsubscribes or bounces.

The Laravel transport

A Laravel application sends its e-mails through Lekalao without changing its code.

The SMTP relay

For any software that already speaks SMTP.
And for a site with no server of its own, the subscription form takes a plain POST from the browser.

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Your first call

To send an e-mail rather than read your lists, follow Your first transactional e-mail in 5 minutes.
1

Create a token

Settings → API tokens → New token, with Read. Copy it. See Authentication.
2

List your lists

3

Read the answer

api.lekalao.com is the API of Lekalao’s service. On an installation of your own, the API is under /api on its domain (https://your-domain/api/v1/lists): Settings → Documentation shows it, with this call ready to copy.

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Recipes

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The contract

The API reference describes every route, with a playground. The same OpenAPI document is served by every installation, at GET /v1/openapi.json, so it follows its exact version: import it into Postman, Insomnia or a client generator.