How to use gmail with your self hosted domain for free and not use a local mailer

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Brevo

The only hitch so far is that improvmx.com does not do smtp for free. You have to pay for that, and god knows I am allergic to paying for stuff. Lucky sendinblue.com will let you send up to to 300 messages a day for free, so go and set up an account with them. Make sure to do the full set up or it will look like it is working but it will not work. Put in a business name (just say personal) and a street address. I used http://127.0.0.1 for my website but I have a twisted sense of humor.. Once you are set up you have to go into the upper right hand side of the screen, there is a pulldown. It may say Personal or None. In that pulldown go to SMTP and API. From there in about the middle of the screen click on SMTP and there you will find 4 things you will need: Your SMPT server, your port number, your login, and if you click on the little eyeball icon, your password.

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ImprovMX

The only hitch so far is that improvmx.com does not do smtp for free. You have to pay for that, and god knows I am allergic to paying for stuff. Lucky sendinblue.com will let you send up to to 300 messages a day for free, so go and set up an account with them. Make sure to do the full set up or it will look like it is working but it will not work. Put in a business name (just say personal) and a street address. I used http://127.0.0.1 for my website but I have a twisted sense of humor.. Once you are set up you have to go into the upper right hand side of the screen, there is a pulldown. It may say Personal or None. In that pulldown go to SMTP and API. From there in about the middle of the screen click on SMTP and there you will find 4 things you will need: Your SMPT server, your port number, your login, and if you click on the little eyeball icon, your password.

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