Integration guides
Connect your mailbox.
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Choose your email provider for the credentials you need, the settings to enter, and step-by-step setup instructions.
Explore setup now. Live connections are not enabled yet. These guides explain the available connection paths and provider requirements; named SMTP providers have not been individually connection-tested.
11 setup guides · No sign-in needed to read
Mailbox providers
Use the service that hosts your email, including a custom work domain.
Gmail & Google Workspace
Prepare an App Password for your Gmail or Google Workspace mailbox. Server settings are filled in for you.
Read setup guideOutlook, Hotmail & Microsoft 365
Connect Outlook.com, Hotmail or Microsoft 365 email with Microsoft sign-in. No mailbox password or SMTP server details to paste into MailboxWarm.
Read setup guideZoho Mail
Find the correct Zoho server for your account and data center, then use MailboxWarm’s SMTP connection.
Read setup guideYahoo Mail
Generate a Yahoo app password and enter Yahoo’s outgoing mail settings.
Read setup guideFastmail
Use a Fastmail app password with mail access and the standard SMTP server.
Read setup guideProton Mail
Use Proton’s hosted SMTP with a paid Mail plan, a custom-domain address, and a dedicated SMTP token.
Read setup guideiCloud Mail
Connect your iCloud Mail address using Apple’s outgoing mail server and an app-specific password.
Read setup guideSMTP platforms
Use an authorized sending address and your platform’s SMTP credentials.
SendGrid
Use SendGrid’s SMTP relay with a verified sender and a Mail Send API key.
Read setup guideMailgun
Choose the SMTP credentials and regional endpoint for your Mailgun sending domain.
Read setup guideAmazon SES
Use an SES SMTP endpoint, matching regional credentials, and a verified sending identity.
Read setup guideOther SMTP providers
Connect another hosted mailbox or sending server using the settings supplied by your provider.
Read setup guideNot sure who hosts your email?
Check your email account settings or ask your administrator. The company that sold your domain may not host your mailbox.