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Works with the plugins you use.

If a plugin sends email through WordPress, SendWP sends it. Your store, your forms, your courses: nothing to set up in each one.

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One plugin. Every email.

WordPress has one built-in way to send email, and nearly every plugin uses it. SendWP plugs in right there, so whatever sends the email, it takes the same reliable road.

  1. A plugin sends an email the normal WordPress way.

    Any plugin

  2. SendWP picks it up before it leaves your site, with no SMTP settings.

    The SendWP plugin

  3. We send it from your authenticated domain and log what happened.

    SendWP

Built right in.

These plugins partner with SendWP. Click one button in their settings and they install the SendWP plugin and take you straight to connecting your site.

GiveWP

Donations → Settings → Emails → Connect with SendWP

Donation receipts, recurring donation reminders and admin notifications, delivered to your donors.

Read the GiveWP guide

Ninja Forms

Ninja Forms → Dashboard → Partner Apps & Services → SendWP

Submission notifications and visitor confirmations that arrive, so no lead goes cold.

Read the Ninja Forms guide

LifterLMS

LifterLMS → Settings → Engagements → Email Delivery → Connect SendWP

Welcome, enrollment, purchase and account emails, so your students hear from you.

Read the LifterLMS guide

And everything else.

No partnership needed. Install the SendWP plugin, connect your site, and every email these send through WordPress goes through SendWP.

  • WooCommerce and stores

    The emails your customers are waiting for, from the order confirmation to the shipping update.

    • Order confirmations
    • Receipts
    • Account emails
    • New order alerts

  • Form plugins

    The notification that tells you someone got in touch, and the confirmation that tells them you got it.

    • New entry alerts
    • Visitor confirmations
    • Quote requests

  • Membership and course plugins

    Welcome emails, renewals and reminders that keep members and students coming back.

    • Welcome emails
    • Renewal reminders
    • Enrollment notices

  • WordPress itself

    The emails WordPress sends on its own, including the one you need most when you’re locked out.

    • Password resets
    • New user emails
    • Comment notices
    • Admin alerts

The one exception: a plugin that connects to its own email service, instead of sending through WordPress, goes around SendWP. That’s rare, and the plugin’s settings will say so. If you already use an SMTP or mailer plugin, deactivate it once SendWP is connected, so the two don’t compete for your email.

For developers.

Send email with wp_mail() as you always have. While SendWP is enabled on a site, it takes over sending inside WordPress, so there’s nothing to change in your code.

  • wp_mail()Call it as usual. The recipients, CC and BCC, the sender, a Reply-To address, the HTML and plain-text bodies and attachments all go to SendWP.
  • phpmailer_initWhere SendWP takes over, while sending is enabled under Tools → SendWP. Turn it off there and WordPress sends the usual way.
  • SENDWP_PARTNER_IDDefine it in wp-config.php and every site you connect is credited to your partner account.
  • AttachmentsUp to 5 files and 5 MB per email. The limits and file types.

Make a plugin? Build SendWP in.

Give your users reliable email in one click, and earn $1 to $2 a month for every active customer you refer.

About the partner program

Don’t face your email issues alone.

Tell us about your site and the emails it sends. The SendWP team will write back with how SendWP fits and how to get started.

Email the SendWP team