Supported Providers
Provider
Transport

Email Delivery gives WordPress a more reliable way to send transactional emails through SMTP, dedicated email APIs, Gmail, Microsoft 365, or other supported providers.
Create multiple sending connections, route emails by sender address, assign primary and fallback providers, retry temporary failures, receive delivery alerts, and check the health of your sending domain—all from one WordPress dashboard.


Email Delivery is a WP PowerSuite module that routes WordPress email through SMTP, transactional email APIs, OAuth mailboxes, or PHP Mail.
The module supports 23 provider options across SMTP, APIs, OAuth mailboxes, and PHP Mail.
Yes. You can create multiple connections, each with its own provider, sender identity, and credentials.
Email Delivery compares the message’s From address with each configured connection. A matching connection is used automatically. If there is no match, the primary connection is used.
The primary connection is the default provider used when a message does not match another connection’s From email.
The fallback connection can be tried when the selected provider experiences an eligible failure before accepting the message.
No. Primary and fallback must be separate connections.
Yes. Both can be connected using OAuth.
Yes. Microsoft 365 and Outlook are supported through OAuth.
Yes. Use Custom SMTP with the provider’s host, port, encryption, username, and password.
Yes. Amazon SES is supported through its API using AWS IAM credentials.
Yes. It supports immediate retries for eligible temporary failures. Automatic resending is also available when Email Logs and body storage are enabled.
Yes. Alerts can be sent by email or through Slack and Discord HTTPS webhooks.
Supported providers can send delivery events through webhooks. These statuses appear in Email Logs when that module is enabled.
Yes. It checks SPF, DMARC, MX, domain records, and common DKIM selectors for the primary sender domain.
Yes. Supported imports include FluentSMTP, Post SMTP, SureMails, WP Mail SMTP, and Easy WP SMTP.
Yes. Stored secrets are encrypted and masked in the WordPress interface.
Yes. Supported provider, AWS, OAuth, and webhook credentials can be defined through constants.
Yes. Email Logs adds detailed message records, failure information, and provider delivery statuses.
Yes. Email Reports adds email performance summaries when that module is enabled.
It is available, but a dedicated SMTP, API, or OAuth provider is recommended for production delivery.