Custom SMTP Extension for Magento 2

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As an e-commerce store owner, you know how important it is to keep your customers informed and engaged. Transactional emails are a crucial part of this process, and our custom Magento 2 extension makes it easy to send them using your preferred email SMTP service provider.

With our extension, you can easily configure Magento 2 to send all transactional emails using Google App, Gmail, Amazon Simple Email Service (SES), Microsoft Office 365, or any other SMTP server. This means you can take advantage of the features and reliability of your preferred provider, without any additional setup or configuration.

Our extension is also free to use and designed to integrate seamlessly with all major email service providers and third-party SMTP servers, so you can be sure your messages are being delivered to your customers' inboxes.

With our extension, you can easily keep your customers informed and engaged, without the hassle of managing multiple email accounts or worrying about deliverability. Try our extension today and see the difference it makes for your e-commerce store.

Setup in 30 minutes or less

Sending transactional emails to customers is a vital part of running an e-commerce store. By default, most hosting companies' mail servers are configured to send emails from unauthorized senders which prevent emails from reliably being delivered to recipients and ending up in their spam folder.

What is Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)?

SMTP or Simple Mail Transfer Protocol allows you to send emails from your Magento 2 store through a specific third-party mail SMTP server. For example, if you want to use your Gmail, Amazon, Microsoft, or any other mail server account to send an email from your Magento web store, all you need is to configure that mail server setting in our extension in Magento without having to do any complex server configuration.

Why use a Custom SMTP Server

Most Magento store owners struggle to limit the number of transactional emails that end up in clients' junk mail. Take full control of your email sending settings in Magento 2 and reduce sending emails to your valuable customers' junk mail folder. Emails are delivered instantaneously to their intended recipients without delays or getting trapped in the spam folder.

Out of the box, Magento 2 doesn't provide the ability to specify your custom SMTP settings for outgoing emails using an external SMTP server. Using this extension bridges the gap and allows your Magento store to connect to your preferred email provider securely and easily.

All you need is either an (i) free Gmail account, (ii) paid Google Apps account, or any other SMTP service (i.e Amazon Simple Email Service / Amazon SES, Microsoft Office 365).

SMTP Features

• Send emails through virtually any external SMTP server from your Magento store
• Easily configure Magento 2 SMTP settings from within Magento2 store admin
• Complete control of custom SMTP server settings: Hostname, Port, Username, Password, and more
• Self-test option, which lets you verify your email credentials are correct before saving
• Support Multi-store, configurable different email providers/accounts per store
• Support secure SMTP servers: TLS / SSL, Plain-text, username/password, CRAM-MD5 authentication
• Customize email headers: From / Reply-To / Return-Path
• Integrate with any third-party SMTP server

SMTP Service Providers

Our extension works with all major SMTP providers

• Gmail / Google App / G Suite
• Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
• Microsoft Office 365 / Outlook / Hotmail
• SparkPost
• GoDaddy
• Mandrill
• MailGun
• SendGrid
• Elastic Email
• Verizon / Yahoo Mail / AOL Mail
• Postmark
• O2 Mail
• Zoho
• Mailjet
• Mail.com
• Your Company SMTP Server

Benefits of using an SMTP Provider

Since most SMTP server does not use Port 25, you'll reduce the probability that an ISP might block your email or flag it as SPAM. Also, all your emails sent from Magento will be searchable and backed up in your email account on Google's servers.