How to Configure an Email Address from cPanel (Namecheap) with Trulyinbox?

This guide explains how to connect your Namecheap email account to TrulyInbox using the SMTP/IMAP method. Once connected, TrulyInbox can start sending and receiving warm-up emails automatically.

Step 1: Add an Email Account in TrulyInbox

Log in to your TrulyInbox account. From the dashboard, click the Add Email Account button.

Step 2: Connect via SMTP/IMAP

Next, choose "SMTP/IMAP Account" and click "Connect."

For this, go with "Single Account."

Step 3: Enter Your Details

In the email address provider, select "Google/G Suite" and pop in your email address and password. If you want to add an Alias email account, turn on "Use different username"

Step 4: Enter SMTP/IMAP Details

Enter the following SMTP/IMAP details for your Namecheap email:

• SMTP Server: mail.yourdomain.com (replace 'yourdomain.com' with your actual domain)

• SMTP Port: 587 (or 465 for SSL/TLS)

• IMAP Server: mail.yourdomain.com (replace 'yourdomain.com' with your actual domain)

• IMAP Port: 993

Make sure everything is correct. Enter your full email address, and the password will be the one you set up for your Namecheap email.

Step 5: Connect and Save

Once you’ve entered all the details, click "Connect" and then "Save."

That’s it! You’ve just configured your Namecheap email with Trulyinbox. Now, you’re ready to send and receive Warmup emails.

What Happens Next

Your Namecheap email account is now connected to TrulyInbox. Warm-up emails will begin sending and receiving based on your warm-up settings, helping improve your email deliverability over time.

If you face any issues during setup, verify your domain details or contact the support team for assistance.