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Turnkey infrastructure from sizing to warmed-up IP addresses

We’ll build SMTP infrastructure for your task: choose and prepare servers, install MTA-Hub and PowerMTA or MailerQ, set up domains, warm up IP addresses and connect your email platform. You get a working system — and a Hub where you can see everything we did.

  • Cost estimate before work begins
  • Licenses and services billed separately
  • Everything on your servers and accounts
  • We hand over control and train your team

From you

sending goalvolumeplatform, if you have one

sizing, cost estimate and timeline — before work begins

We do

serversMTA-HubPowerMTA or MailerQdomains and DNSwarm-up

access handover and training

You get

a warmed-up fleet in the Hubsending points in your platform

01 / Scenarios

We’ll connect to what you have, or build from scratch

Some people already have servers and PowerMTA and need them put in order. Others need everything — from the server to the first campaign. We handle both; the scope is set out in the cost estimate.

The Hub on your servers

You already have servers and an MTA. We install MTA-Hub, connect the nodes, put configurations and domains in order, and start warm-up and export to your platform.

Turnkey infrastructure

From scratch: fleet sizing, servers, the Hub, PowerMTA or MailerQ, domains, proxies if needed, warm-up and connecting your email platform.

Your own email service

A platform with clients and pricing plans plus the infrastructure underneath — the base of your own email service.

How it works

02 / The work

What the work includes

You can order any item on its own — the scope is put together for your task. Everything we do stays visible in the Hub: configurations, records, warm-up plans and the operations log.

Sizing and selection

A Specification for your volume: how many nodes, IP addresses and domains, which hosting providers allow bulk email and where port 25 is open.

Servers

Preparing servers for the panel and nodes: OS, network, access, and reverse DNS (PTR) at the hosting provider.

MTA-Hub

Panel installation, accounts and users, connecting a DNS provider or your own name servers.

PowerMTA or MailerQ

Installation on the nodes, working configurations, mailbox provider policies and response rules.

Domains and signatures

SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, signing keys, tracking domains, and a check that the records resolve worldwide.

Proxies

If you’ll send through proxies: proxy selection tested from the node itself, pools and replacement rules.

Warm-up

A plan for every “IP address + domain” pair, a warm-up recipient list and emails — until you reach working volume.

Platform and handover

Connecting your email platform, exporting sending points, handing over access and training your team.

03 / Who does what

We do the work — everything else stays yours

We build the system, but we don’t become its owner: servers, domains and licenses are on your accounts, and you hold the access.

On your side

  • server rental and domains — paid directly to the hosting provider and registrar, on your accounts;
  • licenses for MTA-Hub, PowerMTA or MailerQ, and your email platform — in your name;
  • recipient lists and email content;
  • deciding what to send, to whom and when.

We do

  • sizing, choosing hosting providers and preparing servers;
  • installing the Hub, the MTA and the email platform;
  • domains, DKIM signatures, proxies and warm-up by plan;
  • access handover, training and a review of your first campaigns.

The Hub license is on the Pricing page. PowerMTA, MailerQ and email platform licenses are sold by MailCore System. Services are priced separately from licenses.

04 / How the work goes

Four steps from request to launch

Scope and cost estimate first, then the work. Once agreed, the price doesn’t change.

  1. 01

    Request

    Tell us about your task in the form below — your goal and a rough volume are enough.

  2. 02

    Brief and sizing

    We’ll ask a few questions and size the fleet: nodes, IP addresses, domains, servers.

  3. 03

    Estimate and timeline

    We lock in the scope, timeline and cost — licenses separately, services separately.

  4. 04

    Work and handover

    We build it, warm it up by plan, hand over access and teach your team to work in the Hub.

05 / Request

Tell us about your task

Tick what you know — we’ll clarify the rest in the brief. Only your name and contact are required.

Prefer to write to us directly? site@mta-hub.com or Telegram.

What you need
Email platform
MTA
What else you need

We use the data from your request only to reply to it and never share it. Details are in the privacy policy.

06 / Questions

Questions about turnkey work

How much does it cost?

It depends on the scope: how many nodes and domains, and whether you need warm-up and ongoing support. We calculate the cost estimate after the brief and lock it in before work begins. The Hub license is on the Pricing page; MTA and email platform licenses are separate.

Whose name are the servers, domains and licenses in?

Yours. Servers are rented on your account with the hosting provider, domains with the registrar, and licenses are issued to you. You keep the access after the handover too.

Can you just install the Hub on my servers?

Yes. We install the Hub, connect your nodes, and put configurations and domains in order — then you work on your own or with our support.

Can you help with an email platform?

Yes. We’ll install Protosender, Interspire or Mumara through MailCore System — we’ll help you choose. If your platform is already running, we’ll connect it to the Hub as is.

What happens after launch?

We hand over access and show you how to work in the Hub: where to watch sending, how to run warm-up, what to do about bounces. Support after launch is by agreement, as a separate item in the cost estimate.

Do you need our recipient lists?

Your real lists and emails stay in your platform — we don’t need them. Warm-up needs its own recipient list: you upload it to the Hub yourself, and we’ll discuss in the brief who to put on it.