SMTP Configurations
Add multiple SMTP relays and test their socket handshake
| SMTP Profile & Host | Sender Identity | Encryption & Port | Speed Limit | Rotation Weight | Status | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Dollar25forall
mail.dollars25forall.com
|
Admin team
<kambg@dollars25forall.com>
|
SSL Port 465 | 300 / hr | Weight: 1 | Active | |
|
MARTI
mail.dollars25forall.com
|
Team
<Martitoth@dollars25forall.com>
|
SSL Port 465 | 200 / hr | Weight: 1 | Active |
Every third-party email service has specific SMTP server endpoints, port security, API keys, and DNS authentication guidelines. Select a provider setup page below for step-by-step setup guides and 1-click configuration:
Maileroo SMTP Relay Setup Page
Featured ProviderHigh-deliverability transactional and bulk email relay engine with real-time domain verification.
Password: Maileroo SMTP API Key
How to Connect Maileroo with Apex Mailer:
- Log in to your Maileroo Portal at app.maileroo.com.
- Click Sending Domains from the left menu and add your domain (e.g.
yourdomain.com). - Copy the SPF and DKIM CNAME records shown in Maileroo and paste them into your DNS provider (Cloudflare, GoDaddy, Namecheap, etc.).
- Navigate to Settings -> SMTP Keys and click Generate New SMTP Key.
- Click the 1-Click Auto-Fill Maileroo Profile button above to populate default settings, enter your Maileroo Username & Key, then click Save Configuration.
Publish the 2 unique DKIM CNAME selectors generated by Maileroo in your domain DNS manager.
Scan live DNS TXT records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX) for any domain to audit deliverability rating:
Gmail & Yahoo require SPF and DKIM TXT records on your sending domain (e.g. dollars25forall.com). Without these, receiving servers classify emails as unauthenticated spam.
Your Sender From Email address (e.g. admin@dollars25forall.com) must strictly match your SMTP sending domain. Never use a @gmail.com address as your custom SMTP sender.
Avoid single-line test emails like "test" or "hello". Spam filters flag emails with very low text count, suspicious links, or missing HTML structure as potential phishing.