Africa's tech ecosystem is growing at an unprecedented pace. From Lagos to Nairobi, Cape Town to Accra, developers are building products that serve millions. But one piece of infrastructure has been consistently overlooked: email delivery.

The email gap in Africa

Most email API providers are built for North American and European markets. They price in USD, process payments through Stripe alone, and optimize delivery for Western ISPs. For African developers, this creates several problems:

Payment barriers -- not everyone has a USD credit card
Pricing that doesn't reflect local purchasing power
No optimization for regional email providers
Support hours that don't overlap with African time zones

Why Postject is different

Postject was built with African developers in mind from day one. Here's what that means in practice:

Local pricing in Naira

Postject processes payments through Paystack for Nigerian developers, accepting payments in Nigerian Naira (NGN). The Starter plan is ₦5,000/month for 10,000 emails -- priced for the local market, not converted from USD.

Developer-first API

The same clean REST API that developers worldwide use. Full documentation, Node.js SDK, Python SDK, and CLI tool. No compromises on developer experience regardless of region.

Deliverability tools included

Inbox placement visibility, content analysis, and reputation monitoring are included in every plan. African businesses sending email need the same deliverability tools as anyone else -- we don't gate them behind enterprise tiers.

Use cases across the continent

African startups use Postject for the same reasons global companies do:

Fintech: Transaction alerts, OTP codes, account notifications
E-commerce: Order confirmations, shipping updates, delivery receipts
SaaS: User onboarding, password resets, team invitations
EdTech: Course enrollments, assignment reminders, certificate delivery

Getting started

Create a free account at app.postject.com, verify your domain, and start sending. The free plan includes 100 emails per day -- enough to build and test your integration before scaling.

For Nigerian developers, select Naira pricing during checkout to pay via Paystack with your local bank account or card.