Integrations · in development

One API. No app marketplace — yet.

We don't have a page of logos to show you. What we're building instead is a real REST API and outbound webhooks, so your list is never trapped — and every integration after the first is a listing, not a six-month build.

Where things actually stand

Published integrations0
Public REST APIIn development
Outbound webhooksIn development
Zapier / Make / n8nPlanned, post-API
Partnerships implied aboveNone
What we're building

The API comes first, on purpose

Rather than hand-build a handful of one-off integrations, we're designing one versioned API (/v1) that the dashboard itself will run on. The two most-asked-for consumers of it, below, are the first things it's designed for.

In development

A real REST API

Key-authenticated, versioned at /v1, built to the conventions integrators already expect (cursor pagination, idempotent writes, RFC 9457 errors) rather than something we invent.

  • Subscribers, lists, tags and segments — read and write
  • Suppressions and sending-domain status
  • Delivery reports and send occurrences
  • Self-serve API keys from your own dashboard
In development

Outbound webhooks

Real-time events out of Peak Campaign, so your own tools hear about a change the moment it happens instead of polling for it.

  • Subscriber created, updated, deleted, unsubscribed
  • List and tag membership changes
  • Bounce and complaint events
  • Signed deliveries you can verify, with a replay tool
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Zero published integrations isn't a gap we're hiding.

Every established sender advertises a big number here — 250, 700, 1,000. We'd rather show you the honest number and tell you what it takes to change it, than pad the page with logos of tools we've never actually tested.

Once the API and webhooks ship, a Zapier, Make, or n8n listing is packaging on top of a contract that already works — not a separate integration built and maintained from scratch. That's why the API comes first: it turns every integration after the first into a much smaller job.

Need something specific connected?

Tell us what you're trying to connect and we'll factor it into what we build first. This goes to a real inbox we read — not a form that disappears into a ticket queue nobody looks at.

Watch the API take shape.

Get early access and we'll let you know the moment keys and webhooks are ready to use — before the public announcement.