About this plugin
Tech Dragon Mail Conduit connects MailPoet’s supported Web Host / PHPMail sending path to WordPress wp_mail(), so the WordPress mail or SMTP plugin already configured on your site can handle the downstream mail path.
The Free version includes the complete functional and safety-critical bridge:
- Routes supported MailPoet mail through WordPress wp_mail().
- Preserves supported message content and headers required by the bridge.
- Protects against recursive re-entry.
- Handles recipient-specific and broader send failures safely.
- Applies compatibility safeguards and fails closed when the required MailPoet integration path cannot be used safely.
- Provides useful bridge status in WordPress admin.
No paid license is required for the bridge itself.
Tech Dragon Mail Conduit Pro
Tech Dragon Mail Conduit Pro adds optional assurance and troubleshooting tools around the same bridge:
- Test My MailPoet Stack
- Bridge Setup Check
- Send Path Inspector
- Configuration Drift Detection
- Detailed compatibility and health information
- Bridge heartbeat and activity assurance
- Recent Bridge Issues
- Advanced diagnostics
- Sanitized Support Report
- Direct email support
- A one-shot custom recipient for the explicit bridge test email; the address is used only for that diagnostic send and is not saved.
Pro is not required for MailPoet-to- wp_mail() routing, message/header preservation, recursion protection, safe failure handling, or compatibility fail-closed protection.
What Tech Dragon Mail Conduit is not
Tech Dragon Mail Conduit is not an SMTP service and does not replace your existing WordPress mail or SMTP plugin. It does not store or configure your SMTP credentials, manage SPF/DKIM/DNS authentication, manage sender reputation, or guarantee provider acceptance, email delivery, or inbox placement.
MailPoet is a third-party product. Tech Dragon Mail Conduit is not an official MailPoet product and does not imply affiliation with or endorsement by MailPoet.
Requirements and tested compatibility
2 or later. 4.
0. x are not automatically classified as tested. Other versions may still pass the structural compatibility safeguards without being considered officially tested.