EmailOnSteroids

01 · Email QA

Unlimited email previews.
Built for humans and agents.

See exactly how your email renders across the clients that matter — light and dark — without counting previews. Paste HTML, forward a message, or call the API.

28 emulated client profiles · REST API + MCP server · invite-only beta

test #4812 · summer-sale.html3 / 16 done

Gmail

done

Outlook.com

done

Yahoo Mail

done

AOL Mail

queued

GMX

queued

Outlook 365

queued

02 · Why now

Email on Acid became a metered bill.

Inspect Basic

$99

1,000 previews included

Every preview after

$0.15

per client · per mode

One honest test

~100

50 clients × light + dark

Runs before the meter

10

then it starts charging

Email on Acid was acquired by Mailgun (Sinch) and folded into Mailgun Inspect. Testing that used to be unlimited now has a counter on it. That is the day we started building EmailOnSteroids. Read the full story

03 · How it works

Three ways in. One pipeline. Every client back.

01 / Paste

Paste or upload the HTML

Drop in a build with a subject line. Nothing to install.

02 / Forward

Send it to your inbox address

Mail sent to your account address creates a test automatically.

03 / API

POST it from your pipeline

The same endpoint your CI job — or your agent — already calls.

04 · Coverage

The clients your audience actually opens in

Gmaillight · dark
Outlook.comlight · dark
Yahoo Maillight · dark
AOL Maillight
GMXlight
Outlook 365light · dark
Outlook 2019light
Apple Maillight · dark
Thunderbirdlight · dark
Windows Maillight · dark
iOS Mail 18light · dark
iOS Mail 17light · dark
Gmail Androidlight · dark
Gmail iOSlight · dark
Outlook Androidlight · dark
Samsung Maillight
Gmail (non-Google address)light
Proton Maillight
Gmail (narrow window)light
Outlook.com (macOS)light
Outlook 2013light
Outlook for Maclight · dark
Outlook 365 (narrow pane)light
Apple Mail (narrow)light
Apple Mail (iPad)light · dark
Yahoo Mail (Android)light
iOS Mail 18 (iPhone SE)light
Gmail Android (folded)light

05 · What you get

Everything the QA loop needs — nothing metered

01

The grid fills as renders finish

Clients return at wildly different speeds, so results stream in per client rather than making you wait for the slowest one.

02

Share links that expire

Unguessable slug, no-index, a time-to-live you pick at creation, and a hard delete when it lapses.

03

An MCP server, not just an API

Your agent can create a test, read each client's status, retrieve previews, and iterate on markup without a human in the loop.

04

Re-run and compare

Every run is kept, so you can prove a fix actually landed instead of trusting that it did.

06 · Pricing

Flat. Unlimited. No preview counter.

Monthly · EUR · final price, no VAT

Free

0 /month

1 member

  • 5 tests per UTC month
  • 3 representative client profiles — Gmail, Outlook 365, iOS Mail 18
  • Latest 5 tests retained
  • REST API + MCP server
  • No share links
  • No spam, link or image analysis
  • No code compatibility analysis
  • Low render priority
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Plus

39 /month

1 member

  • Unlimited tests
  • All 28 emulated client profiles
  • Latest 25 tests retained
  • REST API + MCP server
  • Share links
  • Spam, link and image analysis
  • No code compatibility analysis
  • Medium render priority
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ProBeta invites start here

69 /month

1 member

  • Unlimited tests
  • All 28 emulated client profiles
  • 90 days of history
  • REST API + MCP server
  • Share links
  • Spam, link and image analysis
  • Code compatibility analysis
  • High render priority
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07 · Our story

We didn't set out to compete. We set out to keep testing.

“A tool we used every day turned into a meter. So we rebuilt the part we actually needed.”

Read the full story
  1. The setup

    Email on Acid was a daily email-QA tool for a lot of teams.

  2. The acquisition

    Sinch / Mailgun acquired it and folded it into Inspect.

  3. The change

    Unlimited testing became 1,000 previews, then $0.15 each.

  4. Today

    EmailOnSteroids: flat pricing and an API-first QA loop.

08 · Early access

We're opening it invite by invite.

A small group gets a product that works. Every early invite starts on Pro.

One email when your invite is ready. Nothing else.