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When to use the MailUp REST API

The MailUp REST API gives you access to a variety of methods to manage email campaigns, subscribe and unsubscribe recipients, and retrieving statistics, bounces, etc.

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  1. Download Demo Client choosing between several available languages.
  2. Test Resource Access with your MailUp account* 
  3. After getting acquainted with the API, get your own API keys and build your own application

(*) donDon't have one? Request a developer account

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  • MailUp REST API use Oauth2 and requires a token refresh. You can use the available samples as an example of the expected way to refresh the authorization token
  • By properly setting request header you can set response format as JSON or XML
  • Application keys of MailUp Demo Clients shall not be used in a production environment. Get your keys for free by activating an account
  • An application is strongly related to a couple of application keys but it can be used for the integration with any MailUp console account

 

Tip
titleDo you get Geting stuck while developing your application?

We assume that you are a developer and you have carefully read the "Getting Started" section. Before contacting us please consider that most of the questions that we receive are about

  • Authentication (token has to be refreshed, please use available samples as guidelines) 
  • Wrong credentials (e.g. trying to access to your production console account with the credentials of your developer console account, or viceversa)
  • Unexpected behavior of an API call that is due to unchecked error codes that were returned by previous API calls.
  • Developers that unfamiliar with MailUp terminology (Resource Access section and related links should be helpful)

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