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Practical guides for MailSlurp messaging, testing, reliability, extract, account setup, and procurement workflows.
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Creating custom domains
How to use MailSlurp custom domains for inboxes, routing, and sender-controlled workflows. Verify DNS, create addresses on your own domain, and connect branded email to apps, tests, and operations.
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How to procure an account using a quote and invoice
Read moretechnicalConfiguring DNS records for SMTP is important for email delivery.
How to configure DNS records for SMTP mail servers or MailSlurp custom domains.
Read moretechnicalBest SMTP Port: 25 vs 465 vs 587 vs 2525
Compare SMTP ports 25, 465, 587, and 2525. Learn which SMTP port to use for app sending, relay, STARTTLS, implicit TLS, and MailSlurp validation.
Read moretechnicalBCC in Email: Meaning, Examples, and When to Use It
Learn BCC meaning in email, what BCC does, when to use BCC vs CC, Outlook BCC behavior, and how to test recipient privacy with MailSlurp.
Read moretechnicalBCC and CC in SMTP Emails: API Fields, Headers, and Tests
Understand CC and BCC in SMTP email, how recipient fields behave in APIs, and how to test BCC visibility with MailSlurp inboxes.
Read moretechnicalBatching API Requests for Email Recipients
Sending emails with multiple recipients? Learn how to bypass MailSlurp's limits with batching in our guide on sending API requests.
Read moretechnicalAvoiding email spam filters
Master the art of email deliverability! Discover how to avoid spam filters and ensure your messages reach your audience with these expert tips.
Read moretechnicalAvoid email bounces and improve reputation by following best practices
Setup bounce notification webhooks for your account to reduce email bounces. Respond to bounce events by saving bounce recipients.
Read moretechnicalA/B Email Testing: Practical Experiment Design For Better Conversions
Learn how to design valid A/B email tests, choose the right metrics, avoid false winners, and roll out improvements safely.
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