What is SMTPServer?
SMTPServer is a cloud-based SMTP relay service. We handle infrastructure scaling, ISP outreach, IP reputation monitoring, and real-time analytics so you can focus on sending email from your application.
Setup, API, webhooks, billing, deliverability, and troubleshooting — organized by topic. Need more help? Visit the help center or contact support.
SMTPServer is a cloud-based SMTP relay service. We handle infrastructure scaling, ISP outreach, IP reputation monitoring, and real-time analytics so you can focus on sending email from your application.
After signing up, add your domain in the dashboard and configure dedicated IPs. We provide DNS records for authentication. Once verified, your SMTP credentials are ready for sending.
With one dedicated IP you can send up to 100,000 emails per month. Add more dedicated IPs to scale volume. Follow the recommended IP warm-up process for best deliverability.
Add your domain and configure the DNS records shown in the dashboard. After verification completes, your SMTP server configuration is activated and credentials appear under SMTP settings.
Open your dashboard → SMTP settings. Hostname, port, username, and password are listed there after domain verification.
SMTPServer provides a RESTful API for sending email, managing recipients, and retrieving logs. See our API integration guide for authentication, request formats, and code examples.
No. SMTP and API access are included in every plan at no extra cost. Rate limits depend on your plan tier.
Yes. Any application or library that supports SMTP can use SMTPServer. Configure the credentials from your dashboard or use the REST API.
Yes. Send email programmatically via our REST API with webhooks for delivery events. Full details are in the API integration page.
Webhooks send real-time HTTP notifications to your application when email events occur — delivery, opens, bounces, or spam complaints.
Add a secure HTTPS endpoint URL in the dashboard. SMTPServer posts event payloads to that URL as events happen.
Authenticate with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC; warm up new IPs gradually; keep lists clean; avoid spam-triggering content; and use our Mail Tester before large sends.
IP warm-up means gradually increasing send volume from a new IP so mailbox providers build trust in your sender reputation. Warm-up guidance is emailed with your SMTP credentials.
Yes. SMTPServer works with email marketing platforms, CRM systems, and custom apps that support SMTP — including Interspire, MailWizz, and Mautic.
Any SMTP-compatible platform: Interspire, MailWizz, Mautic, custom applications, CRM systems, and SaaS platforms. If it supports SMTP, it works with SMTPServer.
Many customers use Interspire, MailWizz, and Mautic, but SMTPServer is not limited to any single platform — use whatever supports SMTP integration.
Paid plans start at €39 per month for 100,000 emails and one dedicated IP. See the full volume table on our plans page.
Yes. New accounts get a free plan with up to 3,000 emails per month (100 per day) on a shared IP after domain verification. No credit card required.
Credit and debit cards, cryptocurrencies, and PayPal. Plans bill monthly on a 30-day cycle.
No long-term contracts. All plans are month-to-month — upgrade, downgrade, or cancel anytime.
Common causes: missing SPF/DKIM/DMARC, poor IP reputation, spam-triggering content, or high bounce rates. Run the Mail Tester and verify DNS records in the dashboard.
Check for incorrect DNS records, propagation delays (up to 48 hours), or SPF/DKIM syntax errors. Compare your registrar entries against the exact values in the dashboard.
Verify SMTP hostname, port (587 or 465), username, password, and SSL/TLS settings match the credentials shown in your dashboard SMTP settings.
Step-by-step answers for configuring your SMTP server — merged from our setup guide. For API-specific steps see installation instructions.
Port 587 with STARTTLS is recommended for most applications. Port 465 with implicit SSL/TLS works for legacy clients. Avoid port 25 for client submission.
SPF, DKIM, and optional DMARC TXT records plus a tracking CNAME. Exact values appear in your dashboard after adding a domain — see multiple domain setup.
Usually minutes, but DNS propagation can take up to 48 hours. Use our DNS Lookup and MX Lookup tools to confirm records are live.
Yes. Use the free plan, run the SMTP Test tool to verify connection and auth, then send a test message through the Mail Tester.
Browse the help center or reach our support team directly.