Robust SMTP with Webmail Needed
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I’m looking for someone who can provide and configure a high-performance SMTP service that comes with an integrated webmail interface. My main use case is sending bulk email, so deliverability, speed, and solid IP reputation matter more than anything else.
Here’s how I picture the engagement:
1. Deliverables
• An SMTP server fully configured on my domain, ready to send high-volume campaigns.
• A webmail front end so I can manage mailboxes, lists, and content without touching the command line.
• Proper authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC or whatever you recommend) already set up so messages land in the inbox.
• Clear, step-by-step handover documentation that lets me add new domains, warm up IPs, and monitor bounce/complaint rates.
2. Tech preferences
I’m open to Postfix, Exim, PowerMTA, or any comparable stack—as long as it handles bulk traffic cleanly and gives me a straightforward UI. If you have licensing requirements for a commercial MTA, note that up front; otherwise feel free to propose an open-source route paired with something like MailWizz, Sendy, or another lightweight panel.
3. Success criteria
The first test campaign (about 5k contacts) should achieve normal inbox placement with no critical blocks, and the webmail dashboard must show real-time stats for deliveries, opens, and bounces.
If this is in your wheelhouse, let me know your timeline for provisioning, what software you favour, and any warm-up strategy you think is essential for a fresh IP.
Here’s how I picture the engagement:
1. Deliverables
• An SMTP server fully configured on my domain, ready to send high-volume campaigns.
• A webmail front end so I can manage mailboxes, lists, and content without touching the command line.
• Proper authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC or whatever you recommend) already set up so messages land in the inbox.
• Clear, step-by-step handover documentation that lets me add new domains, warm up IPs, and monitor bounce/complaint rates.
2. Tech preferences
I’m open to Postfix, Exim, PowerMTA, or any comparable stack—as long as it handles bulk traffic cleanly and gives me a straightforward UI. If you have licensing requirements for a commercial MTA, note that up front; otherwise feel free to propose an open-source route paired with something like MailWizz, Sendy, or another lightweight panel.
3. Success criteria
The first test campaign (about 5k contacts) should achieve normal inbox placement with no critical blocks, and the webmail dashboard must show real-time stats for deliveries, opens, and bounces.
If this is in your wheelhouse, let me know your timeline for provisioning, what software you favour, and any warm-up strategy you think is essential for a fresh IP.