Founder of a listed tool

Ev Kontsevoy

Co-founder and former CEO, Mailgun, named behind the Mailgun API + MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder and former CEO, Mailgun

Ev Kontsevoy co-founded Mailgun in 2010 and was its CEO. After Rackspace acquired Mailgun in 2012 he worked in product at Rackspace, and he later co-founded Teleport as its CEO.

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What Ev builds

Mailgun API + MCP B · Email delivery APIs
Email sending API with inbound routes, a Forwards API, templates, mailing lists, suppressions and address validation, in US and EU regions.
Co-founder and former CEO, Mailgun, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

Works with

Taylor Wakefield Co-founder, Mailgun

Backed by

Y Combinator Turn/River Capital Scaleworks Rackspace Thoma Bravo

Questions

Who is Ev Kontsevoy?

Ev Kontsevoy co-founded Mailgun in 2010 and was its CEO. After Rackspace acquired Mailgun in 2012 he worked in product at Rackspace, and he later co-founded Teleport as its CEO.

What does Mailgun (Sinch) make?

Anchor Terminal lists Mailgun API + MCP from Mailgun (Sinch). Email sending API with inbound routes, a Forwards API, templates, mailing lists, suppressions and address validation, in US and EU regions.

Who has invested in Mailgun (Sinch)?

The sources our research read name Y Combinator, Turn/River Capital, Scaleworks, Rackspace and Thoma Bravo.

How are Ev's tools graded?

Mailgun API + MCP is graded B, 66.4 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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