IMAP & SMTP settings
Your Faivelo mailbox works with any standard email app. Use these settings whenever an app asks for server details.
The settings
| Setting | Incoming mail (IMAP) | Outgoing mail (SMTP) |
|---|---|---|
| Server | mx.faivelo.com | mx.faivelo.com |
| Port | 993 | 587 |
| Security | SSL/TLS | STARTTLS |
| Username | Your full email address | Your full email address |
| Password | Your mailbox password | Your mailbox password |
Apple Mail (macOS)
- Open Mail, then go to Mail → Add Account…
- Select Other Mail Account… and click Continue.
- Enter your name, email address, and mailbox password, then click Sign In.
- If prompted, choose IMAP.
- Enter
mx.faivelo.comfor both the incoming and outgoing mail server. - Click Sign In to finish.
Outlook
- Open Outlook and go to File → Add Account.
- Enter your email address and click Connect.
- Choose IMAP.
- Incoming server:
mx.faivelo.com, port 993. Outgoing server:mx.faivelo.com, port 587. - Enter your mailbox password and click Connect.
Thunderbird
- Open Thunderbird and go to Account Settings → Account Actions → Add Mail Account.
- Enter your name, email address, and password.
- Click Configure manually.
- Incoming: IMAP,
mx.faivelo.com, port 993. Outgoing: SMTP,mx.faivelo.com, port 587. - Click Done.
Android (Gmail app)
- Open the Gmail app and go to Settings → Add account.
- Choose Other (or IMAP).
- Enter your full email address and password. Choose Manual setup if prompted, then IMAP.
- Incoming server:
mx.faivelo.com, port 993. Outgoing server:mx.faivelo.com, port 587. - Tap Next to finish.
Troubleshooting
- Login rejected? Double-check that the username is the full address and that the password is the mailbox password, not your Faivelo account password.
- Can receive but not send? Make sure the outgoing (SMTP) server also uses your full address and password for authentication, on port 587.
- Mailbox deactivated? A deactivated mailbox can’t sign in — check its status on the Mailboxes page in your dashboard.
Next steps
Setting up an iPhone or iPad? See the iPhone & iPad setup guide — or skip apps entirely and use webmail.