Authentication built in
DKIM signing, SPF include and DMARC guidance for every domain you add.
SMTP relay service
Point your app at one hostname. We authenticate, sign, route and deliver, then tell you exactly what happened to every message.
Drop-in
SMTP is the one email protocol every framework, CMS and SaaS tool already speaks. Swap your current host for smtp.mailerace.com, add a credential, and your existing code keeps working. No SDK, no vendor lock-in.
SMTP settings
Security
Every credential is scoped. Limit it to the domains it may send from and the IPs it may connect from. Rotate passwords with an overlap window so deploys never break, and revoke instantly when something leaks.
swaks --server smtp.mailerace.com:587 --tls \
--auth-user "$SMTP_USER" --auth-password "$SMTP_PASS" \
--from [email protected] --to [email protected] \
--header "Subject: Hello from MailerAce"Delivery
Mail leaves from IP addresses with established reputation and matching reverse DNS. Transactional and bulk mail travel on separate pools, so one customer's newsletter never slows down another's password reset. Need full control? Bring your traffic to a dedicated IP.
Message trace
DKIM signing, SPF include and DMARC guidance for every domain you add.
Hard bounces and spam complaints are suppressed so you stop retrying bad addresses.
Delivered, bounced, deferred and complained events, signed and retried.
Forget Postfix tuning, queue monitoring, blocklist checks and TLS renewals.
Separate domains, credentials and logs per project or client.
Volumes, bounce rates and per-message timelines.
FAQ
An SMTP server is any program that speaks SMTP. An SMTP relay is a hosted service that accepts mail from your applications and delivers it onward, handling IP reputation, authentication, retries and bounces so you do not have to run and maintain your own mail server.
Use port 587 with STARTTLS. If your client only supports implicit TLS, use port 465. Port 25 is not offered for submission because most cloud providers block it outbound. The host is smtp.mailerace.com.
Yes, both, always over an encrypted connection. Authentication without TLS is refused.
Yes. Each SMTP credential can have an allowlist of IP addresses or CIDR ranges. Connections from anywhere else are refused even with the right password.
Temporary failures are retried automatically with back-off. Permanent failures (hard bounces) are recorded and the address is suppressed to protect your reputation.
Messages up to 10 MB on the Free plan and 25 MB on paid plans, including attachments.
Keep your code, change five settings, and get better delivery with full visibility.