# Nolimit Send

![Nolimit Send — the screen where you pick how the site sends mail](assets/hero.png)

Chooses how WordPress and WooCommerce send email. Pick SMTP2GO, Brevo, Mailgun,
SendGrid, Postmark, Amazon SES, Google or Microsoft — or type in any SMTP
server — and every message the site sends goes through it. One screen, no
account, no telemetry, no paid tier.

## Install

1. Download `nolimit-send.zip` from the [latest release](https://gitea.nolimit.dk/kw/nolimit-send-dist/releases/latest).
2. **Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin**, then activate.
3. Open **Send** in the Nolimit menu, pick a provider, and press
   *Send a test message* — [the setup guide](docs/SETUP.md) says what each
   provider wants in the password field.

Nothing is sent through it until you switch it on. Later versions arrive in
**Dashboard → Updates** like any other plugin.

## Documentation

- [Overview](docs/README.md) — what it does, and what it deliberately does not
- [Setting it up, and knowing it works](docs/SETUP.md) — provider by provider,
  how to check a message really went through your provider, and what to do
  when mail stops
- [Hooks and integration](docs/CONTRACT.md) — for developers: what the plugin
  hooks into, what it stores, and what it leaves alone

## More of it

| | |
|---|---|
| ![Microsoft 365 preset](assets/screenshots/microsoft.png) | **Honest about Microsoft 365.** Password sign-in for SMTP is being retired and this plugin does not do OAuth, so the Microsoft preset says so on the screen instead of working until it quietly stops. |
| ![A failed test message](assets/screenshots/test-failure.png) | **The server's own answer.** A failed test shows what the mail server said, and the last real failure is kept with its time, so "why did that email not arrive" has an answer. |
| ![What the test can and cannot tell you](assets/screenshots/limits.png) | **No pretending.** SMTP hands a message over; it cannot report bounces or spam complaints. The screen says what a test proves and what only your provider's dashboard can tell you. |

Requires WordPress 5.9+ and PHP 7.4+. WooCommerce is not required, but it is
what the plugin is tested against.