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Step-by-step guides for connecting Mailexam to your application over SMTP. Choose your stack — more guides are added over time.

Common SMTP settings

For each project, the welcome email (and dashboard) lists login, password, and host. Login and password are a unique pair from that email. The host matches the SMTP login: in the email it is {login}.mailexam.io, where {login} is the same value as the “Login” field.

Parameter Value
Protocol SMTP/S
Host {login}.mailexam.io (login from the email)
Ports 25, 2525, 465, 587
Login from the welcome email
Password from the welcome email, paired with the login
Authentication Required (PLAIN)

Recommended port

Use 587 with TLS (STARTTLS). Port 2525 is an alternative if your provider blocks port 25. Ports 465 and SMTPS are supported for backward compatibility but are not recommended.

All values are in the welcome email after sign-up and in the dashboard.

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