Connect SendGrid for newsletters

Open Newsletter → Mailboxes → Connect mailbox, enter your sender name and email address, then choose SendGrid.

Find your login details

In SendGrid, create an API key with Mail Send permission and authenticate your sending domain. The username is the literal word apikey, already filled in by meetergo. Paste the API key into the password field.

Provider instructions.

Connection details

Test and check the domain

Select Continue, then Connect and test. The test sends an email to your meetergo account address. If it fails, return to the login step, correct the details and test again.

For your own domain, run Check DNS. Copy suggested TXT records into your DNS host only after checking existing entries. Keep a single SPF record and preserve other sending services. Use the provider’s domain settings for the exact DKIM records. Freemail addresses skip this step.

This connection does not read bounces through IMAP. Review delivery failures in your provider account.

Sending limits

meetergo starts at 500 emails per hour, with warm-up enabled. This is a starting setting, not your provider’s quota. Check your account’s daily allowance and include mail sent outside meetergo. The hourly limit does not enforce a daily quota. Adjust it under Edit → Sending limit.

To stop using this mailbox, remove it from the Mailboxes page. For a new password, edit the mailbox and test again.