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An email infrastructure service that secures and comprehends inbound messages for AI agents.

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Postfleet provides email infrastructure specifically for AI agents, addressing the security risks of raw inboxes. It parses, classifies, and extracts inbound messages to a defined schema, while screening for prompt injection, malware, and spam. This ensures agents receive only safe, structured data, establishing a crucial trust boundary.

For who
AI agents and developers
Solves what
Securely processing and understanding inbound email for AI agents
  • Prompt injection screening
  • Email parsing and extraction
  • Malware and spam filtering

In their own words

Email arrives comprehended.

Every inbound message is parsed, classified, extracted to your schema — and screened for prompt injection — before your agent reads a single word.

Operator & company

Operating model

Business model

Saas

Platform

API

Audience

Developers

Product channels

Builder strategy

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Strategy Type
Niche Specialist
Stage
Vc Growth
Effort
Small Team

Commercial cues

Model
subscription
Free tier
Yes
Trial
Available

Pricing strategy

  • Free tier offers basic sanitization and limited comprehension
  • Metered comprehension (LLM extraction) drives paid.
About Postfleet Expand

Postfleet offers specialized email infrastructure designed for AI agents, ensuring that inbound messages are not only processed but also understood securely. The service parses emails, classifies their content, and extracts relevant information into a structured JSON format, all while rigorously screening for prompt injection vulnerabilities, malware, and spam.

This multi-stage process, from SPF/DKIM verification to deterministic sanitization and AI-driven analysis, establishes a critical trust boundary. By handling the complexities of email security and comprehension, Postfleet allows developers to integrate AI agents with confidence, knowing they will receive clean, actionable data without exposing their systems to attack surfaces.