Add your domain
Add the domain in your SMTPServer panel and choose the IP to configure it with. (Free accounts don't get the IP selector.)
Multiple domains on one IP — at no extra cost.
Use a different domain, or even a subdomain, for each purpose. It's a better way to communicate with your clients, and SMTPServer includes it with every dedicated IP.
How do you add a domain to your SMTP server?
One domain takes less than 5 minutes to set up. Here is the whole process.
Get DNS configuration
Within seconds the system generates the DNS records for your domain, ready to copy.
Add CNAME records
In your DNS provider, create CNAME records with the Host and Value data from SMTPServer. Keep TTL at default.
Verify and send
Back in SMTPServer, the domain flips from Pending to Active once DNS verifies — usually within 5 minutes.
DNS tips that save you a support ticket.
Turn the proxy off
If your DNS provider offers a proxy option (like Cloudflare's orange cloud), switch it off for these records. Keep them DNS-only.
Allow propagation time
CNAME changes can take up to 72 hours to propagate, though they usually apply considerably sooner.
Check the record format
Type: CNAME. Name: the Host value from SMTPServer. Value: the Target value from SMTPServer. TTL: default.
Test before you launch
Verify your setup with the free SMTP test tool — enter your details and see the delivery result instantly.
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