Standard SMTP
No proprietary SDK required. HOST, PORT, USER, PASS — done.
// LAYER 9 SMTP
Layer 9 SMTPAuthenticated SMTP relay for apps, websites, and businesses. Plug mail.l9s.io into Laravel, Node, WordPress, or anything that speaks SMTP — SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and TLS included.
// ABOUT THIS SERVICE
Authenticated SMTP relay for apps, websites, and businesses. Plug mail.l9s.io into Laravel, Node, WordPress, or anything that speaks SMTP — SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and TLS included.
UK Company No. 14857666. Registered office 124 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX. Related services: Hosting · VPN · SMTP · eSIM · Solutions hub.
// PLATFORM
Clear capabilities — not buzzword grids.
No proprietary SDK required. HOST, PORT, USER, PASS — done.
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC guidance so receivers trust your domain.
STARTTLS on 587 and direct TLS on 465 for secure transport.
Logs and webhooks on higher tiers so you can see what happened after send.
IPs we monitor — not shared consumer pools that tank deliverability.
Relay infrastructure aligned with the rest of the Layer 9 stack.
// PRICING
Published pricing. Upgrade when you need to — order in the client portal.
// WHO IT'S FOR
Password resets, invites, invoices, and system alerts that need inbox placement.
Order confirmations and shipping updates without fighting shared hosting IP reputation.
Reliable outbound mail for client sites without standing up Postfix yourself.
// HOW IT WORKS
Choose volume and domains in the portal.
Add SPF/DKIM records we provide for your sending domain.
Point your app at mail.l9s.io:587 with STARTTLS and your credentials.
// FAQ
About this service — quotable answers on pricing, setup, and what you actually get.
Layer 9 SMTP is built for transactional and application mail. Bulk marketing is restricted by our anti-spam policy.
Yes — configure any SMTP plugin with mail.l9s.io, port 587, and your portal credentials.
Yes on supported higher tiers and Enterprise — ask sales if you need isolation.
// NEXT STEP
Authenticated relay, clear plans, and integration that takes minutes — not a week of DNS archaeology.