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What if my mail has to come from my own domain, not @msgwing.com?
Then ZeroSMTP is the wrong tool for that case, and we'd rather say so here than have you find out after setup.
Every message relayed through ZeroSMTP sends from a randomly generated @msgwing.com address — never your own domain, by design (mainly for deliverability/anti-spam reasons on the shared domain). If your use case needs your own domain in the From address (customer-facing mail, anything carrying your brand), see the alternatives page for options that actually fit, including Microsoft's own OAuth 2.0/Graph API migration path.
Saying this plainly is what makes the rest of what we say about ZeroSMTP worth believing.
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What if my mail has to come from my own domain, not @msgwing.com?
Then ZeroSMTP is the wrong tool for that case, and we'd rather say so here than have you find out after setup.
Every message relayed through ZeroSMTP sends from a randomly generated
@msgwing.comaddress — never your own domain, by design (mainly for deliverability/anti-spam reasons on the shared domain). If your use case needs your own domain in the From address (customer-facing mail, anything carrying your brand), see the alternatives page for options that actually fit, including Microsoft's own OAuth 2.0/Graph API migration path.Saying this plainly is what makes the rest of what we say about ZeroSMTP worth believing.
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