Ok, great! So if I give a client 1 email address, using my own domain ([email protected]) so he can use on it’s WordPress as SMTP, what DNS records should he add on his domain DNS?

tensordock is cheaper because the stuff at vultr isn't actually an hourly rate. it's a longer commitment term that they break out into hourly so they look better price wise.

Thas is my initial idea. Setup a VPS with MailCow and use Mail.Baby as Relay. As said before I just need whitelabel for the relay domain I give to the client (in this case MailCow). The rest, client c

Setup your own mail server, give that mail server address to the client, in turn that mail server will use mail.baby. It will give you certain level of own branding. Cname their SPF ips to your domain

I want something as simple as possible and not to handle/manage delivery issues. Besides the whitelabel component, the ability to change SMTP provider is a need. Take the scenario:

I'm wondering if OP actually knows how much an H100 costs or what they rent for.

No my intention. I know that who want to see will see all that. I just want whitelabel of the mail server domain.

I can’t see why they’re willing to lose money and cause support load for sweaty $7 Debian thx specialists.

They can better invest 200+ million in there people, 50% lives in poverty and cannot pay there electric bill. Instead giving OVH free power to sell core 6700k for 5 euros (Image)

despite huge revenue but big clouds and investors seek market share first. Maybe trying to grow more.

french industrial power costs are factors cheaper than germany for example

Not possible if you want to remove mail.baby from email headers. You will need to bring your own IP space to them probably, with your own RDNS.

Looks like OVH doesn't have to pay what a normal human being needs too pay, says enough about our government and company's (Image)

@johndeo983 said:

When you're asking them to buy specialized gear on your behalf and there's every possibility you're going to rent this for a week and vanish, then yes.

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I want to provide a SMTP relay for some clients to use on their own websites, to send transactional emails (mostly wordpress websites).

Assuming these are parts that would have been recycled, the offer adds up. A lot of companies sell these off as rent / lease to own as they'll make more than disposal.

You could also check with a random IP from your ISP provided subnet that allows ICMP reply, even your own (which unless it's a big prefix like /16 it's probably within your city) with https://check-ho