The Deliverable Diary

Much like Santa’s Elves, our development team is tirelessly tinkering behind the scenes – crafting improvements, fine-tuning features and dreaming up new ways to enhance your experience. While not every update gets a trumpet fanfare, we’ve decided it’s time to shine a light on what’s new! That’s where our new change log system comes in […]

We’re so excited to share that the SMTP2GO Knowledge Base has had a makeover! Whether you’re setting up for the first time, fine-tuning your email delivery settings, or troubleshooting an issue, having easy access to accurate information is crucial. That’s why we’ve refreshed our Knowledge Base to make your experience faster, smoother and more user-friendly […]

If you use email marketing to communicate with your audience, you may have encountered a problem called inbox clipping. Inbox clipping is when an email client, such as Gmail, truncates or hides part of your email message behind a link that says “[Message clipped] View entire message”. This can affect the readability, deliverability and effectiveness […]

We are email geeks here at SMTP2GO (no shame!) and we like to keep an eye on what’s happening in the email industry. The guys over at EmailTooltester are brilliant at researching and collating email statistics and putting them into insightful (fact-checked) reports, packed with fresh data. Here are some highlights from a recent EmailTooltester […]

SendGrid has discontinued its Free Plan as of May 2025, requiring users to upgrade to a paid plan to continue using the service. But if you’re looking for a reliable, free email-sending option, you’re in luck! SMTP2GO offers a free plan with a monthly sending limit of 1,000 emails and a daily cap of 200 […]

Inbox Expo Austin… What an experience! I just got back from an incredible week in Texas, where I had the absolute privilege of presenting Training Your Emails Like a Puppy. (For anyone who missed it, there’s a summary right here.) Standing in front of a room full of email experts at Inbox Expo Austin was […]