Quick answer

From the Email Users page, click "Add Email User." Pick the domain, enter the local part (the "sam" in sam@yourdomain.com), and confirm. Winnr provisions the mailbox and generates a strong password automatically. Total time — 5-10 seconds per mailbox. Up to 10 mailboxes per domain.

Naming rules

The name matters for cold-email deliverability.

Use: - Real first names — sam@, alex@, jordan@ - First + initial — samj@, alexb@ - First + last — samchen@, alexbaker@

Avoid: - sales@, marketing@, info@ — generic labels flag as bulk sending. - noreply@ — obvious automated sender. - Numbers — sam123@ looks generated.

What you get with each mailbox

Standard IMAP-compatible — works with any mail client, sending tool, or automation.

What's next

Step-by-step

  1. 1. Open Email Users

    App sidebar → Email Users.

  2. 2. Click Add Email User

    Dialog opens. Pick the domain (only Active domains are listed).

  3. 3. Enter the local part

    The "sam" in sam@yourdomain.com. First names beat generic labels for deliverability — sam@ works, sales@ doesn't.

  4. 4. Optionally set the display name

    What shows in the From field. Blank defaults to the local part.

  5. 5. Confirm

    Mailbox provisions immediately. Password is generated and shown once — copy it now, or retrieve it later via Export or the mailbox detail panel's Reveal button.

Frequently asked questions

Can I set the password myself?

Not in the app UI — Winnr auto-generates for guaranteed strength, and you can view or rotate later. If you provision via the API or MCP server, you can pass a custom password.

How many mailboxes per domain?

10, standard cap. Going past 10 on one domain increases spam-filter suspicion.

Should I use the same local part across domains?

Yes if it makes sense — sam@domain-a.com, sam@domain-b.com, sam@domain-c.com is a standard pattern for one SDR sending from multiple domains.

What if I run out of mailbox slots?

Buy email-user credits from Settings → Subscription, or upgrade to Enterprise for 200 base mailboxes.

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