Getting started

Details of free domain TLDs that cannot be used on our service.

On occasion, Gmail will incorrectly label emails forwarded via ImprovMX as spam. Here are the steps to create a filter to prevent this.

tl;dr: Not at the moment. Here's why...

Seeing is believing!

It's now possible to manage your ImprovMX domains and aliases directly from your Raycast command panel.

In order to begin utilizing ImprovMX to forward and/or send mail from your domain, you must set the required DNS records on your domain.

This error can appear in your logs and will prevent you from sending email via ImprovMX SMTP until rectified.

ImprovMX employs rate limits based on the method of API call on a per minute basis. Check below for up-to-date rate limits on ImprovMX.

This article explains incoming mail settings, or lack thereof, while utilizing ImprovMX.

With ImprovMX, you can configure your incoming emails to be sent as structured JSON to your web application.

This article describes how to create and utilize your domain's email aliases within ImprovMX.

Follow these instructions to create a password and/or enable two-factor authentication on your ImprovMX account.

Using DMARC authentication with DKIM signatures will help eliminate email spoofing for your domain.

Testing email aliases from the same Gmail account you are redirecting to is going to fail. Please check your redirection from another mail.

It is possible to add any ImprovMX alias as a sending email on Gmail. Free and reliable. It only takes a minute to setup!

Sometimes, the email attached to a domain registered on ImprovMX is not the right one. Follow this guide to move to another domain email.

A catch-all or wildcard alias in ImprovMX allows you to receive all emails sent to your domain, even if the email address doesn't specifically exist