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SMTP for Gmail

In this article, we explain how to send and receive emails in your Gmail-address using your business domain.

We will assume you have already signed up for a free KingSMTP account, and have already setup your domain. (SPF, DKIM, MX and RETURN PATH)

First thing after adding/verifying your domain in your account is, to create Endpoints.

Follow the steps below to create an Endpoint, from Step 4 we explain how to send emails from Gmail, so not just receive emails:

Here’s how to get started. If you need help, just send us an email info@kingmailer.co:

  1. Create Endpoints

    An Endpoint is where you want the emails to be delivered, it can be your Gmail-address.
    In your Kingmailer-account go to Routing (1), click on Address Endpoints (2) and then on Add your first address endpoint (3).

  2. Enter your email address

    Enter your email address (1) and click Create address endpoint (2).

  3. Create a Route

    The Endpoint is there, so now you can create any email address you like, all emails send to this address will be delivered (forwarded/routed) to the Endpoint aka your Gmail address.

    Enter a username (1) for your email address for example info@domain so there you’ll enter just info. Select the domain (2) (which you already verified in your account: SPF, DKIM, MX and Return Path). Choose the Endpoint (3) which you created earlier.

  4. Sending Emails from Gmail

    Go to Settings > Accounts and Import > Add another email address > Send mail as

  5. Add your email address

    Enter your name and your email address, allow Treat as an alias and then Next Step

  6. Enter the SMTP credentials

    You can use these settings:

    SMTP Server: kingmailer.org
    Username: enter your SMTP username
    Password: enter your SMTP password
    Port: 587, 465, 25 or 2525
    Secure connection: TLS

These are all the steps needed to start sending and receiving emails from Gmail using your business/own domain.

You can create multiple addresses and have the emails routed to a single address.

In this tutorial I have worked with Gmail, but you can use any other provider such as Hotmail, Yahoo or Proton etc. You can add unlimited number of addresses.

Just to keep it simple and fyi, just so we are on the same page, this is what our platform supports:

Bulk marketing / NewslettersNo
Transactional emailsYes
Email routingYes

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