Migrate to Utobo Mail
Switch to Utobo Mail in under an hour.
We've mapped the exact steps to migrate from every major email provider. Change your API call or SMTP credentials, update your DNS records, and you're done.
What stays the same
- Your sending domain and email address
- Your email content and templates
- Your contact lists — import via CSV or API
- Your analytics history stays in your old provider
From SendGrid
- 1Create your Utobo Mail account at mail.utobo.com and generate an API key.
- 2Replace your SDK:
npm uninstall @sendgrid/mail && npm install @utobo-mail/sdk - 3Update your send call:
// Before: sgMail.send({ to, from, subject, html }); // After: client.emails.send({ to, from, subject, html }); - 4Update your DNS — add Utobo Mail's DKIM and SPF records. The setup wizard shows exactly which records to add.
- 5Send a test email. Check your delivery logs. Cut over.
From Mailgun
- 1–2Same as above — create account, get API key, install SDK.
- 3
// Before (Mailgun): mg.messages.create(domain, { from, to, subject, html }); // After (Utobo Mail): client.emails.send({ from, to, subject, html }); - 4–5Update DNS records and send a test. Done.
From Postmark
// Before (Postmark):
client.sendEmail({ From, To, Subject, HtmlBody });
// After (Utobo Mail):
client.emails.send({ from, to, subject, html });SMTP migration (any provider)
If you're using SMTP, change these settings:
Host: smtp.mail.utobo.com
Port: 587
Encryption: STARTTLS
Username: your@domain.com
Password: your Utobo Mail API keyThat's the entire migration for SMTP users.
Import your contacts
Download a CSV of your contacts from your current provider. Import it in the Utobo Mail dashboard under Audiences → Import. Lists, tags, and unsubscribes are all supported.
Need help with a complex migration?
High volumes, custom infrastructure, or legacy systems — we'll help you plan and execute.