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# Send from Outlook and Thunderbird with turboSMTP SMTP

> Configure Microsoft Outlook and Mozilla Thunderbird to send through the turboSMTP SMTP server for authenticated, high-deliverability desktop email sending.

**Status: Available through SMTP.** Configure an outgoing SMTP server in a client that supports custom SMTP settings. Menu names vary by client version. For more clients, see [SMTP Setup](/docs/get-started/smtp-configuration.md).

Use `pro.turbo-smtp.com` for Global or `pro.eu.turbo-smtp.com` for EU sending in either configuration below. Your SMTP username is your Consumer Key and your password is your Consumer Secret.

> [tab] Microsoft Outlook
>
> Open Outlook and navigate to **File → Account Settings → Account Settings → New** (or edit an existing account). Enter the following SMTP settings in the outgoing mail server section:
>
> | Setting | Value |
> | - | - |
> | SMTP Server | `pro.turbo-smtp.com` |
> | Port | `587` |
> | Encryption | `STARTTLS` |
> | Authentication required | `Yes` |
> | Username | Your **Consumer Key** |
> | Password | Your **Consumer Secret** |
>
> Save the settings and send a test message to confirm the connection.

> [tab] Mozilla Thunderbird
>
> In Thunderbird, go to **Account Settings → Outgoing Server (SMTP) → Add**. Enter the following details:
>
> | Setting | Value |
> | - | - |
> | Server Name | `pro.turbo-smtp.com` |
> | Port | `587` |
> | Connection Security | `STARTTLS` |
> | Authentication Method | `Normal password` |
> | Username | Your **Consumer Key** |
>
> Save the outgoing server, then assign it to your account under **Account Settings → \[Your Account] → Outgoing Server**. Thunderbird will prompt for your Consumer Secret on the first send.

> [!TIP]
>
> Both hosts support **587** and **2525** with STARTTLS, **465** and **25025** with implicit TLS, and port **25**. Match your client's encryption setting to the port.


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