Email Settings
I have a big community with over than 2k members, the amount of emails must be sent is a lot and my server cannot handle all those mails I need to clean the email folder everyday because it became restricted. Can you suggest me with a good email provider I can use and put your experiments with please.
Thanks a lot
Infomaniak / https://www.infomaniak.com/
I’ve been using their services since 2004.
And if it’s a storage issue, with Infomaniak, it’s unlimited.
I use MailerSend for 3 years. Really good email provider :)
We use Brevo
Amazon AWS
We use PurelyMail, cheap and reliable, with pretty much unlimited everything.
Eli Linares do you send unlimited transactional emails here as well?
Does it support SMTP?
Sophia S, yes, it supports SMPT and unlimited e-mails. Basically, you create a username/pass for a specific domain, then go to their "Routing" area and point the aliases to that username. You can also create/setup unlimited usernames/domains, etc.
Their interface is a little weird, but once you get the hang of it it's very easy to set up your mail there. Then you point your FluentSMTP or whatever you use on WordPress to their servers, and presto.
Eli Linares it says 10$ , I send around 2k mails per day usually in my community due to the activities so you sure mails will be unlimited to be sent?
Mohamed Abu Baker We don't send that many, an average of 300 per month. Sometimes we send out our newsletter, and then it goes above 3 thousand emails or so. Check our usage in the screenshots below. However, if you are in doubt, you may check their pricing pages at https://purelymail.com/pricing and https://purelymail.com/advancedpricing
Based on what you said, I believe their Advanced pricing would suit you better since you might spend less money using that plan, I think, but yeah, it's technically unlimited.
Amazon AWS
No reason to let your data get scrapped. Dedicated IP with self hosted email VPS with configured mail records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC). Less than $4/mt and can send infinite email.
Tyler Gebhard does it support smtp especially for unlimited transactional emails?