Send Email from Node.js with Nodemailer and turboSMTP

Status: Available in Nodemailer 9.0.4 and later. Nodemailer includes turboSMTP in its list of well-known services. Set service to TurboSMTP or TurboSMTP-EU and Nodemailer fills in the host, port, and TLS settings for you.

Service ID	SMTP host	Port	Secure
`TurboSMTP`	`pro.turbo-smtp.com`	465	yes
`TurboSMTP-EU`	`pro.eu.turbo-smtp.com`	465	yes

Install Nodemailer

npm install nodemailer

yarn add nodemailer

pnpm add nodemailer

Send the first message

Authenticate with your Consumer Key as the username and your Consumer Secret as the password, as on any SMTP connection. Enable SMTP Sending on the key and check any IP restrictions before sending.

send.js

import nodemailer from "nodemailer";

const transporter = nodemailer.createTransport({
  service: "TurboSMTP", // or "TurboSMTP-EU" for European servers
  auth: {
    user: process.env.TURBOSMTP_CONSUMER_KEY,
    pass: process.env.TURBOSMTP_CONSUMER_SECRET,
  },
});

await transporter.sendMail({
  from: "noreply@your-domain.example",
  to: "developer@example.com",
  subject: "Hello from Node.js",
  text: "The turboSMTP relay is working.",
});

The presets use implicit TLS on port 465. For manual configuration, both hosts also support implicit TLS on 25025 and STARTTLS on 587 or 2525; port 25 is available. See SMTP Setup.

HTTP API transport

To send through HTTPS, call the Email API directly.

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Send Email from Node.js with Nodemailer and turboSMTP

Install Nodemailer

Send the first message

HTTP API transport

​Install Nodemailer

​Send the first message

​HTTP API transport

Install Nodemailer

Send the first message

HTTP API transport