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You can access your SpeedyPage email from any mail client — Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird, Gmail app, or the built-in mail app on your phone. cPanel provides auto-configuration scripts for some clients, but you can always set things up manually with the settings below. Use these settings when adding your account to any mail client. Replace yourdomain.com with your actual domain.
SettingValue
UsernameYour full email address (e.g. you@yourdomain.com)
PasswordYour email account password
Incoming servermail.yourdomain.com
Outgoing server (SMTP)mail.yourdomain.com
ProtocolPortSecurity
IMAP993SSL/TLS
POP3995SSL/TLS
SMTP465SSL/TLS

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Non-SSL ports

ProtocolPortSecurity
IMAP143None (or STARTTLS)
POP3110None (or STARTTLS)
SMTP587STARTTLS
Use IMAP rather than POP3. IMAP keeps your messages on the server so you can access them from multiple devices. POP3 downloads messages and removes them from the server, so they are only available on the device that downloaded them.

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Auto-configuration

cPanel offers automatic configuration scripts for some mail clients, including Apple Mail on macOS and iOS.
1

Open the setup tool

Log in to cPanel through your client area or at yourdomain.com/cpanel. Go to Email > Email Accounts and click Connect Devices next to the account you want to set up.
2

Download the configuration script

Find your mail client in the list under Mail Client Automatic Configuration Scripts. Click the protocol you want to use (IMAP or POP3, with or without SSL). A configuration file will download.
3

Run the script

Open the downloaded file. Your mail client will prompt you for the account password, then configure itself automatically.
If your mail client is not listed, use the manual settings from the table above.

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Manual setup

The exact steps vary by client, but the general process is the same:
1

Add a new account

Open your mail client’s account settings. Choose to add a new email account and select manual or advanced configuration when prompted.
2

Enter the server settings

Use the incoming and outgoing server settings from the table above. Set the security type to SSL/TLS and use the recommended ports.
3

Authenticate

Enter your full email address as the username and your email account password. Make sure SMTP authentication is turned on (most clients enable this by default).
4

Test the connection

Send a test email to yourself to confirm that both sending and receiving work.

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Common issues

Certificate warning when connecting — This usually happens if your domain does not have an SSL certificate installed. SpeedyPage provides free AutoSSL certificates. Log in to cPanel and check SSL/TLS Status to make sure your domain and mail.yourdomain.com subdomain have valid certificates. Authentication failed — Double-check that you are using the full email address as the username, not just the part before the @. Also confirm the password is correct by logging in to Webmail first. Outgoing mail blocked on port 25 — Many networks block port 25 to prevent spam. Use port 465 (SSL) or 587 (STARTTLS) instead.