TLS-first submission
The public endpoint expects secure submission on port 587 and keeps handshake diagnostics visible to operators.
Point existing frameworks, monoliths, alerting tools, and legacy SaaS at Sendix SMTP while inheriting verified-domain checks, queues, webhooks, and direct-MX delivery.
SMTP_HOST=smtp.sendix.dev
SMTP_PORT=587
SMTP_USER=sendix
SMTP_PASS=YOUR_API_KEYSMTP submission is a compatibility layer for teams that want Sendix delivery without rewriting the mailer today.
Keep your mailer and update host, port, username, and the API-key password. No new SDK.
The endpoint expects a secure submission on 587 and reports diagnostics to operators.
Sender-domain checks and credential limits run before a message is ever queued.
SMTP sends produce the same logs, queue state, metrics, and webhook events as API sends.
SMTP accepts the message, then hands it to the same verification, queue, and event machinery every other Sendix send uses.
The public endpoint expects secure submission on port 587 and keeps handshake diagnostics visible to operators.
API keys double as SMTP credentials, so rotation and access control stay familiar.
Messages move from SMTP accept into the same Sendix direct-MX worker path.
Delivered, bounced, deferred, and complained events do not care whether the source was SMTP or REST.
Every submission upgrades to TLS, authenticates with your API key, and passes sender-domain checks — then joins the same delivery pipeline as the REST API.
Read the SMTP guideThe free tier includes 25,000 emails per month across API and SMTP. Upgrading changes volume and limits, not the way you submit mail.
Short notes for the questions teams ask when moving an existing SMTP integration to Sendix.
No. SMTP submission enters the same verification, queueing, delivery, and event pipeline as the REST API. It is an entry point, not a second product to debug.
Use your Sendix API key as the SMTP password, with the username shown in the dashboard. Rotating the key rotates the SMTP credential.
Yes. Once a message is accepted, SMTP sends use the same signed event model — delivered, bounced, deferred, and complained.
Framework mailers, alerting tools, CMS mail, and legacy monoliths that already speak authenticated SMTP can submit without code changes.
25,000 emails free every month. No credit card required. Upgrade only when you outgrow the free tier — and we will let you know when that time comes.
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