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With the Pepipost API, you can connect Pepipost to a CMS, your application server, blog platform, and more for instant sending of transactional mails. The custom developed HTTP API can send up to 1000 emails per API call. Since a single API call can suffice for multiple email addresses, it can reduce bandwidth costs significantly. In addition, you can track statistics for number of emails sent, bounces and spam complaints. Pepipost is a reliable and scalable email delivery engine.

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	Title	Description
	Pepipost Domain C Sample Code	The Pepipost Domain C Sample Code demonstrates how to use HTTP formats to contact the API, make calls, and display responses in return. Developers can implement domain features into applications, websites, and software.
	Pepipost Domain CSharp Sample Code	The Pepipost Domain CSharp Sample Code demonstrates how to use POST methods to call the API. Developers can implement domain names when they access the API.
	Pepipost Domain Swift Sample Code	The Pepipost Domain Swift Sample Code demonstrates how to access the API to implement domains into applications, websites, and software. The API offers email, analytics, and protocol features.
	Pepipost Domain Python Sample Code	The Pepipost Domain Python Sample Code demonstrates how to use an HTTP client to access the API. Developers can use POST verbs to make calls that return initial domain implementation data.
	Pepipost Domain Ruby Sample Code	The Pepipost Domain Ruby Sample Code provides URI, HTTP, and Open SSL features to access the API. With the interface, developers can implement domain features into applications, websites, and software.
	Pepipost Domain PHP Sample Code	The Pepipost Domain PHP Sample Code provides URL, return transfer, encoding, timeout, custom request, and HTTP header as resources to access the interface. With the API, developers can implement domain features into websites and applications.
	Pepipost Domain Objective-C Sample Code	The Pepipost Domain Objective-C Sample Code demonstrates how to use JSON headers and parameters to serialize data, requesting to the API. Developers can implement domains features into websites and applications.
	Pepipost Domain Node.js Sample Code	The Pepipost Domain Node.js Sample Code demonstrates how to use POST verbs to make requests to the API. With the API, developers can implement domains into email applications and websites.
	Pepipost Domain JavaScript Sample Code	The Pepipost Domain JavaScript Sample Code demonstrates how to send XML HTTP requests to access domain features. Developers can authenticate credentials and receive JSON formats in return.
	Pepipost Domain Java Sample Code	The Pepipost Domain Java Sample Code demonstrates how to use HTTP formats to send POST verbs to the API. With the interface, developers can implement domains into email applications, websites, and software.
	Pepipost Domain Go Sample Code	The Pepipost Domain Go Sample Code demonstrates how to implement domains into email applications by authenticating, sending POST requests, and receiving responses in return.
	Pepipost Domain Curl Sample Code	The Pepipost Domain Curl Sample Code demonstrates how to use POST verbs to send requests to the API. With the API, developers can implement domain features into email applications.
	Pepipost Statistics Node.js Sample Code	The Pepipost Statistics Node.js Sample Code demonstrates how to use GET verbs to access the API, include a specific date, and receive the statistics available until the present time.
	Pepipost Statistics JavaScript Sample Code	The Pepipost Statistics JavaScript Sample Code demonstrates how to make XML HTTP requests to the API to access statistics features. Developers can use additional languages from the code generation tab.
	Pepipost Statistics Java Sample Code	The Pepipost Statistics Java Sample Code demonstrates how to use HTTP verbs to make requests to the API. Developers can include a start date to access statistics from a given date until the present time.
	Pepipost Statistics Go Sample Code	The Pepipost Statistics Go Sample Code demonstrates how to perform GET requests to access the API and implement statistics features, beginning on a specific date.
	Pepipost Statistics Curl Sample Code	The Pepipost Statistics Curl Sample Code demonstrates how to make GET requests to the API and include a start date to obtain statistics until the present date.
	Pepipost Ruby Sample Code	The Pepipost Ruby Sample Code demonstrates how to run a test email sent using Pepipost SDK for Ruby. More about the SDK at https://github.com/pepipost/pepipost-sdk-ruby
	Pepipost Python Sample Code	The Pepipost Python Sample Code demonstrates how to test an email subject sent using Pepipost SDK - Python.
	Pepipost Java Sample Code	The Pepipost Java Sample Code demonstrates how to send emails by implementing email details, files, settings, and attributes.
	Pepipost Node.js Sample Code	The Pepipost Node.js Sample Code demonstrates how to configure, integrate email sending features, make calls and receive responses to the API.
	Pepipost C# Sample Code	The Pepipost C# Sample Code demonstrates how to send an email by listing Email Recipients, Email Header, and Email Body Content.
	Pepipost PHP Sample Code by Pepipost	The Pepipost PHP Sample Code by Pepipost demonstrates how to work with the SDK. Lines of code show API key, sender, recipient, subject, and HTML text. Requests and responses in JSON display how to generate sessions.

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