MTA-Hub overview

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MTA-Hub Runs on your own server

Build and manageSMTP infrastructureOn PowerMTA and MailerQ

Size your resources, set up your servers
and run sending from one panel.
From the first launch to scaling up.

  • Step-by-step
    launch
  • Automated
    setup
  • Full
    control
  • PlanningResource sizing
  • MTA installationPowerMTA and MailerQ
  • DNS and domainsSPF · DKIM · DMARC
  • Warm-upGradual volume ramp-up
  • MonitoringQueues and analytics

MTA-Hub interface

Your whole infrastructure —
in one panel.

Watch sending, server health and problems from a single window. Go from the big picture down to a specific node, queue or bounce.

MTA-HubDashboard
MTA-Hub dashboard: sending over time, acceptance by mailbox provider, node and queue status
The big picture first. Sending trends, node availability and queues show you where attention is needed.
Screenshots of the live MTA-Hub interfaceScroll the screen to see more

How it works

From a task to professional infrastructure

You set the parameters. The Hub helps you get from sizing to day-to-day control.

  1. Planning: sizing nodes, IP addresses and domains for your sending volume

    Planning

  2. MTA installation: PowerMTA or MailerQ on your servers

    MTA installation

  3. IP warm-up: gradually ramping up sending volume

    Warm-up

  4. SMTP export: connecting servers to your email marketing platform

    SMTP export

  5. Control: monitoring delivery, queues and bounces

    Control

Behind every step is work the Hub takes off your hands: it sizes the server set for the volume you need, installs PowerMTA or MailerQ, configures SPF, DKIM, DMARC and reverse DNS, runs the warm-up on schedule and adjusts the pace to how mailbox providers respond. Ready SMTP connections go into your email platform — Protosender, Mumara, Interspire or MailWizz — while queues, bounces and the deliverability of every node stay visible in one panel.

Start with a plan for your infrastructure

Find out what resources your task needs.

Plan your infrastructure

MTA-Hub modules

What MTA-Hub does

Tools to launch, configure and run your infrastructure every day.

  • Planning

    Nodes, IPs and domains sized for your volume — with the infrastructure layout and a cost estimate.

    Server set · Cost estimate · PDF / CSV

  • MTA installation

    PowerMTA and MailerQ installed on your servers. Environment checks and a ready configuration.

    Node check · Configurations

  • DNS and domains

    Mail DNS records created and verified. Domains, zones and signing keys managed in one place.

    SPF · DKIM · DMARC · PTR

  • Warm-up

    A ramp-up plan for IPs and domains. The pace adjusts to how each mailbox provider responds.

    Plans · Limits · Bounces

  • Proxy Gate

    Proxies imported and tested from the sending node. Filtered by SMTP reachability and grouped into pools.

    Sources · Checks · Pools

  • Monitoring and analytics

    Node health, queues and bounce reasons. The overall sending picture with a breakdown by provider.

    Queues · Delivery · Reputation

Your scenario

Infrastructure from scratch
or scaling up what you have

Start with a step-by-step setup, or bring the servers you already run under one panel.

First launch: from a task to a ready SMTP server

First launch

From a task to ready SMTP servers

  • Size nodes, IPs and domains for your volume.
  • Install the MTA and set up mail DNS records.
  • Start the warm-up with the sending pace under control.
See the launch stages
Running infrastructure: a fleet of SMTP servers managed by one Hub

Running infrastructure

Manage your SMTP fleet in one place

  • Bring servers and domains into one workspace.
  • Keep configurations, queues and bounce reasons in check.
  • Add nodes as your workload grows.
See the interface

MTAs and email platforms

MTA installation.
Ready SMTP export.

The Hub prepares the infrastructure and hands SMTP connections over to your email platform. You run your campaigns there.

MTA installation and setup

The Hub checks the server, installs the MTA and prepares a working configuration.

PowerMTA
Ubuntu · Debian · Rocky
MailerQ
RabbitMQ + PostgreSQL
  1. Check
  2. Install
  3. Configure
ResultReady SMTP connections

Ready SMTP export

Pick connections and send them to the email platform you already run.

Protosender
Available
Interspire
Available
Mumara
Available
MailWizz
Available
ResultSMTP in your platform

FAQ

Questions before you start

About the product, installation and getting started.

How is MTA-Hub different from an email marketing platform?

The Hub installs and configures MTAs, manages your SMTP infrastructure and exports ready SMTP connections. Campaigns and messages stay in your email platform.

Where is MTA-Hub installed?

It is self-hosted software: the panel is installed on your own server. Access credentials, keys and databases stay with you.

Which MTAs are supported?

PowerMTA and MailerQ. A PowerMTA license is purchased separately from the vendor.

Can I connect an existing infrastructure?

Yes. The Hub adds your servers as nodes and shows their health, configurations and the infrastructure diagram. Each server is checked before any settings are applied.

Is the Hub suitable for a first launch?

Yes. The Specification helps you size resources, then the Hub installs the MTA, sets up domains and helps you run the warm-up to plan.

Where can I see the interface?

The Interface section on this page shows screenshots of the MTA-Hub panel, and every screen is covered in detail under Modules.

How do I choose a license?

Every plan includes all modules — plans differ by term, support and updates. See the Pricing page for details; a PowerMTA license is purchased separately.

Your SMTP infrastructure
under your control

Work out what your task needs: nodes, addresses, domains and a cost estimate. The estimate commits you to nothing.