Connect OpenClaw to LotsMail
Ask OpenClaw to read, search and draft replies in your LotsMail business inbox. Add LotsMail to OpenClaw as a remote MCP server and sign in once.
LotsMail MCP server URL
https://api.lotsmail.to/mcpOr let OpenClaw guide the setup: send it this prompt
Read https://lotsmail.to/skill.md and help me connect LotsMail for you.What OpenClaw can do with LotsMail
Once connected, OpenClaw can:
- Read and search your mailboxes: list conversations by folder, open a whole conversation and find messages by person, subject or text.
- Write drafts and reply drafts that wait in Drafts for you to review and send.
- Send, reply and send a draft, once you have turned sending on for that mailbox, and check whether each message was delivered.
- Mark messages read or unread, star them and move them between inbox, archive, trash and spam.
- Start domain setup and show how your domains are paid for. Domains, DNS, team access and agent permissions stay yours, in the dashboard.
The LotsMail dashboard does the whole job too: a full inbox on every device, plus domains, mailboxes, team and agent permissions. Your agent for speed, the dashboard for control.
You need
- OpenClaw with the Control UI or CLI
- A LotsMail account. You can create one during sign-in.
Connect OpenClaw to LotsMail
Add the server
In the Control UI open Settings, then MCP, choose Add server and pick Streamable HTTP with this URL and OAuth sign-in.
https://api.lotsmail.to/mcpOr register from the OpenClaw CLI
Use OpenClaw’s own MCP command to register the same remote server.
openclaw mcp add lots-mail --url https://api.lotsmail.to/mcp --transport streamable-httpSign in
Run this, or use the sign-in button in the Control UI.
openclaw mcp login lots-mailCheck the connection
Probe the server before asking your agent to change anything.
openclaw mcp doctor lots-mail --probe
What to ask next
- “What came in for sales@ today? Summarise anything that needs a reply.”
- “Draft a reply to the latest message from the supplier and leave it for me to check.”
- “Find last month’s invoice from our supplier and tell me the amount and due date.”
- “Check whether my last email to Acme was delivered.”
If something goes wrong
- An Authorization header is ignored
- With OAuth on, OpenClaw ignores static headers by design. Use the sign-in instead.
Steps checked on 1 October 2026 against OpenClaw: MCP.
Pricing
Current plans and prices are on https://lotsmail.to/pricing. Your agent’s own plan or usage fees are separate.
OpenClaw and LotsMail: questions
How do I connect OpenClaw to LotsMail?
Follow the OpenClaw setup above to add https://api.lotsmail.to/mcp. Complete sign-in using the authentication method shown. Then ask “List my LotsMail mailboxes”.
Can OpenClaw check LotsMail on a schedule?
Recurring work belongs to your OpenClaw agent: put the brief in its instructions. LotsMail answers each request the agent makes through the connected server.
Do I need an API key to use LotsMail with OpenClaw?
No. OpenClaw signs in to LotsMail in your browser. API keys are for the REST API, for scripts and your own apps.
What does LotsMail cost?
Current plans and prices are on https://lotsmail.to/pricing. Your agent’s own plan or usage fees are separate.
Can my agent send email without me?
Only if you turn on sending for that mailbox. Sending is off until you do. With read or draft access your agent can search, read and write drafts that wait in Drafts for you to review and send.
Which mailboxes can my agent open?
Only the mailboxes you can open yourself. For each one you choose what agents may do: read and search, write drafts, or send. Owners do not get private mailboxes by default.
Can I limit who my agent emails?
Yes. A mailbox can be restricted to a list of addresses it may send to, and any other recipient refuses the whole send. Only a workspace owner or admin changes restrictions, in the dashboard.
Can my agent change my domain or DNS?
No. It can start domain setup, which gives you the steps and the dashboard link. Domains, DNS, billing, team access and agent permissions stay with you, in the dashboard.
An Authorization header is ignored
With OAuth on, OpenClaw ignores static headers by design. Use the sign-in instead.
