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AgentMail vs Nylas vs Ujex Postbox

Akshay Sarode
Quick verdict

AgentMail: agent-native, easiest start, paid above free tier, vendor-managed.
Nylas: connects agent to existing Gmail/Outlook/etc via OAuth.
Ujex Postbox: self-hostable, Apache-2.0, agent-native API + prompt-injection score + mobile approval.

What each one is

Capability matrix

AgentMailNylasUjex Postbox
Per-agent inbox via API
Connect to existing Gmail/Outlook✓ (six providers)
Inbound webhook
Outbound with DKIM/SPF/DMARC✓ (provider's keys)✓ (your keys)
Prompt-injection scoringSome✓ (heuristic + Gemini)
Mobile approve-before-send✓ (FCM push)
Self-hostable
Apache-2.0 SDK
MCP server
Same auth as memory + audit + budgetsn/a (separate vendor)n/a✓ (Ujex platform)
Free tierYes (limited)Yes (limited)Yes (1 inbox · 50/day)

Pick AgentMail if

Pick Nylas if

Pick Ujex Postbox if

What about combining?

You can use Nylas for the "connect to user's Gmail" agent and Ujex Postbox for the "agent's own inbox" agent within the same product. Different addresses, different code paths, both fine.

FAQ

Can I migrate from AgentMail to Ujex?

Yes — switch your domain's MX records, recreate inboxes via Ujex API, optionally route old addresses through Postbox during migration. AgentMail and Ujex addresses can coexist on different domains indefinitely.

Does Ujex Postbox have the same deliverability as AgentMail?

When self-hosted with proper DKIM/SPF/DMARC and a warmed IP, yes. AgentMail does the IP warming for you. For low-volume new domains, both have first-week-deliverability bumps.