Outgoing SMTP Email Service for Mobiles Users

outMail is an outgoing SMTP email service for use on your mobile and portable device. Using either a WiFi connection or your mobile data Internet connection outMail will allow you to send emails from your own email address or domain name in any location.

Send emails from any Internet connection using your email address or domain name

Some Internet service providers will only let you send emails from their own email addresses.  With outMail you can send emails from your own domain name and other email address.  outMail also supports alternative TCPIP ports for SMTP (typically SMTP port 25) incase your ISP is blocking the port.

Support for all major mobile and portable devices

• iPhone & iPad OS.
• Android OS
• Windows Mobile.
• and many more.

Benefits

• Instant account creation - start sending emails instantly after signing up.
• Send emails from your mobile - Supports iPhone, Android, Smart Phones and Windows Mobile.
• Send emails from your pad - Supports iPad and Android (including Honeycomb).
• Send emails from any address - no limit on send from email addresses or domains.
• Send emails from any location - ideal for home, office, and mobile users and devices.
• Mail Relay Outbound Service - SMTP Authenticated Internet Mail Relay.
• Standard SMTP ports - SMTP port 25 supported.
• Alternative SMTP ports - additional SMTP TCP ports available to void your ISP blocking standard SMTP port.
• SMTP Based Authentication - allows sending emails securely via authentication.
• Daily quota limits - based on package.
• Flexible quota burst - allowing for the days you need to exceed your quota (Quota explained here).

Pricing

Choose the best package that suites your requirements.

Package Plan	Daily message limit	Cost per month
Outmail 10	10	£0.00 (FREE)
Outmail 100	100	£1.25
Outmail 200	200	£3.50
Outmail 300	300	£5.25
Outmail 500	500	£7.25
Outmail 1000	1000	£9.50
Outmail 2000	2000	£18.50
Outmail 10000	10000	£90.00

Prices exclude VAT

Setup

Complete how to guides with step-by-step instructions on how to configure your client mail application are here.