The SMTP password is your
smx_mbx_ send-only key, mailbox password, or owner-approved Sending-resource smx_agent_ token.
Routing still follows that key or mailbox scope.Connection details
Test with swaks
Select delivery groups
Add oneX-Sendmux-Delivery-Group header containing comma-separated group public IDs:
550 response. Temporary service failures remain retryable. Sendmux removes the routing header before delivery.
Use template variables in subjects and bodies to insert values from the selected account.
SMTP vs HTTP
What happens next
Successful SMTP sends appear in Logs like HTTP sends. Use the message ID, sender, recipient, status, provider, and timestamp to trace delivery.Acceptance during busy periods
When sending capacity is occupied, Sendmux can still accept your direct SMTP submissions using send-only keys or owner-approved Sending-resource tokens after it stores the message and reserves the required credits. SMTP250 confirms acceptance for background sending, though delivery can still fail. Check Logs for the result.
452 4.3.1 Insufficient credits. means the message was not accepted.
Free daily limit
Free teams can send to 50 accepted recipients per UTC day across SMTP and HTTP. Sendmux reserves capacity before returning250, so concurrent SMTP sessions cannot cross the cap.
When no daily capacity remains, SMTP returns 550 5.7.1 Daily sending limit reached. Upgrade to Pro to continue. The message is not queued. Retry after 00:00 UTC or upgrade the team to Pro.
Related guides
Send by HTTP
Use the API for new integrations and batch sends.
API keys
Create the credentials used as SMTP passwords.
Delivery logs
Search and export SMTP delivery results.