A managed SMTP server for Indian businesses. Point your app, website or CRM at smtp.migosmtp.com, pay in rupees by UPI, and get a GST invoice every billing period.
Billed in INR. GST invoices. Pay by UPI.
Works with any framework, CMS, plugin, script or device that can send over SMTP. Connect with STARTTLS; unencrypted connections are not accepted.
Most frameworks, CMS plugins, printers, scanners and legacy scripts already know how to send over SMTP, so there is nothing new to install. You enter the host, username and key from your dashboard, choose STARTTLS, and your existing mail flow starts going through MigoSMTP. Connections without encryption are refused, which keeps credentials and message content protected on the wire.
Create credentials per application, environment or client, so you can rotate or disable one without touching the others.
A separate SMTP account for each application, environment or client means one leaked password never exposes everything. Name accounts after what they serve, for example billing, support or staging, and every report and log line is attributed to the right one. Agencies and platforms use this to keep client traffic apart.
Cap volume per account so one runaway job or leaked password cannot drain your quota or your reputation.
Sending limits are set on the account itself, so a bug that loops over a list or a compromised credential hits a ceiling instead of your whole quota. Limits protect shared reputation as well as cost: a sudden burst from one app cannot drag down mail from the others.
Lock an account to the server addresses you trust, so stolen credentials are useless from anywhere else.
An optional allowlist ties an SMTP account to the server addresses you trust. A stolen username and key then fail from any other network. It is the simplest second layer for production systems whose outbound addresses never change.
Hard bounces and complaints are suppressed for you, and temporary failures are retried before they count as failed.
Hard bounces and complaints are added to your suppression list automatically so you stop sending to addresses that cannot or will not receive mail. Temporary failures are retried with backoff before they are counted as failed, which protects deliverability and saves support time.
Find any message and see its SMTP responses, retries and final status, so support can answer where an email went.
Every message has a record you can search: recipient, subject, status, SMTP responses, retry history and the final outcome. Support teams can answer 'did this email go out, and what did Gmail say' without asking an engineer.
Choose a plan billed in INR. Add your GST details so the first invoice is correct.
Publish the SPF and DKIM records we give you and add a DMARC policy. Each record turns green when it verifies.
Enter smtp.migosmtp.com, port 587 or 465, and your SMTP credentials. Send a test and check the message log.
Each stage plays automatically. Select one to pause on it. Illustrative interface: all figures and addresses shown are sample data.
The delivery work is the same everywhere: authenticated domains, clean lists and steady volume. We add the practical side for India: INR plans, GST invoices and UPI.
An SMTP server provider runs the mail infrastructure so your website, app or CRM does not have to. Your software connects to the provider's SMTP host with a username and password and hands over the message. The provider queues it, retries when a receiving server asks it to wait, signs it with your domain's DKIM key and manages the sending reputation that decides whether Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo accept your mail.
Running your own server is possible, but a new server on a hosting provider's address range starts with no reputation, often has port 25 blocked, and gives you no reporting. Most Indian teams that send more than a few hundred messages a day move to a managed relay. MigoSMTP gives you smtp.migosmtp.com on port 587 with STARTTLS or port 465 with implicit TLS, separate credentials for each application, per-account sending limits and an optional IP allowlist.
For an Indian business the buying side matters as much as the technology. You can be billed in INR, receive a GST invoice each period and pay by UPI, with monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or yearly billing. Plans run from ₹799 a month for 10,000 emails to ₹26,999 for 500,000, with custom Enterprise plans above that. Mail still needs SPF, DKIM and a DMARC record on your domain, and we guide you through each one.
Send order confirmations, shipping updates and invoices from WooCommerce, Magento or a custom store, with delivery status you can check when a customer says an email never arrived.
Deliver passcodes, receipts and fee reminders from your application, with a separate credential per service so you can rotate one without touching the others.
Give each client their own credentials, domain and limits, and invoice each cleanly with GST paperwork that matches how you bill.
Paste the host, port and credentials into any tool with an outgoing mail setting and replace unreliable shared-hosting mail in minutes.
Send promotional mail from a separate subdomain so a complaint spike never slows the transactional messages your customers wait for.
Run no Postfix, no queue monitoring and no IP reputation work. Use the SMTP relay for existing code and add the API for new services.
Billed in INR with GST invoices and UPI payment. Quarterly billing saves 5 percent, half-yearly saves 10 percent and yearly gives you two months free. Every period you receive a GST invoice, and you can pay by UPI.
Prices are per month on monthly billing. The INR pricing page always has the current numbers.
An AI copilot reads raw SMTP responses and logs, then explains in plain language why a message was deferred or bounced and suggests a fix. You decide whether to act.
Models learn each account's normal sending pattern and flag sudden spikes or drops, such as a runaway loop or a compromised credential. You choose whether to pause the account or only be notified.
Risk scoring highlights accounts with unusual behaviour or new source IPs and recommends rotating the password or tightening the allowlist. Nothing changes until you approve.
Paste your old provider's settings and the assistant drafts the host, authentication and DNS changes needed to switch. A person reviews the checklist before any traffic moves.
AI features are assistive: they explain and suggest, and your team approves any change to accounts, limits or routing.
Publish SPF and DKIM and add DMARC at a monitoring policy. Read the reports for a couple of weeks, then tighten it. Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo expect all three from volume senders.
Use mail.example.com for receipts and passcodes and news.example.com for campaigns. Each subdomain builds its own reputation.
Store it as a secret, give it a sending limit and an IP allowlist where addresses are fixed, and rotate it when a developer leaves.
Start with your most engaged recipients and raise the daily volume as your logs stay healthy. Sudden jumps from a new domain look like spam.
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act applies to personal data you collect. Record when and how each person agreed, and honour opt-outs promptly. This is not legal advice.
Hard bounces and complaints are suppressed automatically. Review them weekly and remove sources of bad addresses at the form, not just at send time.
Questions about plans, GST or your setup? Our team can walk you through it before you pay.
Use a managed relay that bills in INR, issues GST invoices, supports ports 587 and 465 with TLS, and gives you logs and bounce handling. MigoSMTP offers all of these, with plans from ₹799 a month.
MigoSMTP plans are ₹799 a month for 10,000 emails, ₹5,999 for 100,000 and ₹26,999 for 500,000. Extra emails are ₹85, ₹72 or ₹55 per 1,000 on Starter, Growth and Scale. Enterprise plans are custom.
Yes. You can pay by UPI and you receive a GST invoice each billing period. Tell our billing team how your finance team needs it addressed before the first payment.
Host smtp.migosmtp.com, port 587 with STARTTLS or port 465 with implicit TLS, and the SMTP username and password from your dashboard. Unencrypted connections are not accepted.
Port 25 is for server-to-server delivery and is commonly blocked by hosting providers, so applications should submit mail on port 587 or 465.
Yes. Without them even a good relay's mail can land in spam or be rejected. The dashboard shows the records to publish, and our free checker tests them.
Yes. Any software with an outgoing mail or SMTP setting works. Enter the host, port, security mode and credentials, then send a test message.
Yes. The same account includes a REST email API, so you can use SMTP for existing tools and the API for new code.
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Create an account, add your domain and send your first email.
