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Stop WP Emails Going to Spam

v2.2
by fullworks · 4.8 (51 reviews)

Emails generated from within WordPress often end up in your spam or junk folder, This plugin helps you sort that out. The default setting can often be …

10K+ active installs Updated Feb 27, 2025 Tested to 6.7.2 Requires PHP 5.6
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About Stop WP Emails Going to Spam

This plugin helps solve the problem of WordPress emails ending up in spam or junk folders. It sets the "envelope sender" and checks the SPF record and server IP. It also allows you to change the default WordPress sending email and domain.

Frequently asked questions

What is the main purpose of this plugin?
The main purpose of this plugin is to set the "envelope sender" for emails generated from within WordPress, which often helps prevent them from going to spam or junk folders. Many hosts recommend installing a plugin to set the "envelope sender," and this plugin addresses that need. This is especially useful when using the default PHP mailer in WordPress, particularly on shared servers.
What features does this plugin offer in addition to setting the envelope sender?
In addition to setting the "envelope sender," this plugin also displays your Sender Permitted From (SPF) record and checks if your server IP is included in it. It also allows you to optionally change the name and email address of the default WordPress notification email. Furthermore, it checks email SPF health and if your IP is blacklisted.
Who is this plugin for?
This plugin is built to support the default PHP mailer only. It is intended for users whose WordPress-generated emails often end up in spam or junk folders, especially when using the default PHP mailer on shared servers. If you use an SMTP email plugin or an API-based transactional email plugin, this plugin will not add value.
Is this plugin compatible with the latest PHP versions?
Yes, this plugin is PHP 8.0 compatible and has been tested on PHP 8.3. This ensures it works well with modern server environments.

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