This is the documentation for v4 but the latest version is
v5.
You can switch versions in the menu on the left/at the top.
Check your current version with the following command:
composer show spatie/laravel-mailcoach
We recommend using one of these providers to send out mail.
Mailcoach also supports sending via SMTP. When using SMTP, open and click tracking will not be available.
##Sending test mails using the UI
When you've installed Mailcoach as a standalone-app, you can visit the mail configuration screen to send a test email. You can send a test email to verify if the mail configuration is ok. If this test mail ends up in your spam, there may be something wrong with your domain or DNS settings.

##Sending confirmation and welcome mails with a different account
Some email providers have very strict rules on sending mails. They require to keep a low bounce rate at all times. Confirmation mails have a higher chance of bouncing because they are sent to unverified email addresses.
To keep your primary email service happy, you can opt to use a different account to send out confirmation and welcome mails.
If you've installed Mailcoach as a standalone app, configure a transactional mailer in the "Transaction mail" section of the settings.

If you've installed laravel-mailcoach
in an existing application, you can set the transactional.mailer
key in the mailcoach
config file to the name of the mailer you'd like to use for transactional mails.