apMailer
Connect your WordPress site’s outgoing email to your own Amazon SES SMTP or compatible SMTP service.
A clear route for your site’s email
Use your provider
Configure Amazon SES SMTP or another compatible authenticated SMTP server for WordPress email.
Check your setup
Save delivery settings, enable the route when ready, and send a test to an address you control.
Keep control
Your provider account and credentials stay under your control. Mail-intent capture is off by default.
Before you buy
You need your own SMTP service and access to configure credentials on your WordPress server. Your provider may charge separately. Amazon SES requires a verified sender and region-specific SMTP credentials. This version activates per site; network-wide activation is not supported.
Choose apMailer
Connect your own Amazon SES or compatible SMTP service for WordPress mail. Provider charges are separate. apCampaign Pro already includes its own campaign-scoped SES delivery.
Plans include one year of updates and email support. The plugin keeps working if you choose not to renew.
Questions
Does apMailer include Amazon SES?
No. You connect your own SES account or compatible SMTP service and pay its charges separately.
Does this include apCampaign Pro?
No. apCampaign Pro is a separate newsletter product and includes its own SES delivery setup. Standalone apMailer can also manage WordPress mail when used with apCampaign Pro.
Will a successful test guarantee inbox delivery?
No. A successful send means WordPress reported that the message was accepted for delivery. Check the destination inbox and spam folder, and configure your provider’s sending and domain authentication.
Does it support provider APIs, OAuth, or automatic bounce handling?
This release supports SMTP. Provider API and OAuth integrations and standalone automatic bounce and complaint handling are not included.
