SMTP Providers

9 guides covering smtp providers on the Sparkforge platform.

• Can I use my free email address in Sparkforge Free providers like Gmail, Yahoo, and Outlook block bulk SMTP sending under their DMARC policies. Send from a domain you own so you build your own sender reputa
• How to Add Your Own Email Service (SMTP) You can route outbound email through your own SMTP provider — Gmail, SendGrid, Mailgun, Amazon SES, Postmark, Yahoo, or Zoho — instead of the default Sparkforge
• How to hide The SMTP Setup Help Doc Link To hide the SMTP setup help doc link from sub-account users, paste a one-line CSS rule into Agency Settings &gt; Custom CSS that sets <code>.hl__smtp-help-doc {
• Limitation of using SMTP when emails are not sending Most SMTP delivery failures in Sparkforge happen because the From address does not match the email authenticated with the SMTP provider. Match them, then re-tes
• New Agency-Level Control for Email SMTP Services Sparkforge agencies can now show or hide the Add Email Service button across all sub-accounts from Agency View > Settings > Email Services > Advanced Settings.
• Setting Up SMTP Providers Use SMTP in Sparkforge only when the native Gmail, Outlook, or Sparkforge Email integrations don't fit. Match the sender email to the integrated SMTP email, exp
• Using Google/Gmail/Google Workspace as your SMTP Provider Sparkforge can send through Gmail or Google Workspace using SMTP credentials — turn on 2-step verification, generate an app-specific password, and add it under
• Using SendGrid as the SMTP Provider in Sparkforge To use SendGrid as your SMTP provider in Sparkforge, generate a Full Access API key in SendGrid, paste it into Email Services in your sub-account, then verify y
• Using Zoho as your SMTP Provider with Sparkforge To use Zoho as your SMTP provider in Sparkforge, point to smtp.zoho.com (personal) or smtppro.zoho.com (domain) on port 465 SSL or 587 TLS, and use an app passw