# Mailbox Providers

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<summary>Why is it important to monitor mailbox provider stats?</summary>

It’s important because the deliverability towards a specific provider can suddenly drop. This is a clear sign that a provider has started treating you negatively, so it’s critical to take action to improve the situation.

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The following sections detail how to take advantage of **Mailbox Providers** feature within **Mailtrap API/SMTP**.

#### Mailbox Providers filters <a href="#mailbox" id="mailbox"></a>

Mailbox Providers Overview panel allows you to filter by **Domains**, **Mailbox Providers**, and **Categories**. Here’s how to use each filter.

**Domains**

1. Click on arrows in the All Domains box.
2. Choose one or more domains you’d like to use.
3. When you select the domain, the Table automatically shows corresponding statistics.

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**Mailbox providers filter**

1. Click the arrows in the Mailbox Provider box.
2. Choose the provider you’d like to use.
3. Check the corresponding stats in the table below.

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You can select a few providers at the same time - just repeat the actions listed above.

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**Categories**

1. Click the arrows in the **Categories** box.
2. Choose a category or categories.
3. Preview the stats for that category in the table below.

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#### Navigating mailbox providers <a href="#navigating" id="navigating"></a>

**Table**

The first column features **Mailbox Providers** of your recipients.

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The stats include the number of **Delivered** emails. You can also see **Unique Opens** and **Unique Open Rate**, as well as **Clicked** emails and **Click Rate**.

Also, the Tables tab shows **Bounce** emails and **Bounce Rate**, plus **Spam** and Spam **Complaints**. Finally, you can see the **Clicked to Open Rate**.

You can learn more about [Stats](/email-api-smtp/analytics.md) here.

**Color coding**

To immediately understand email deliverability, the table features colors that signal if the value is good, bad, or just average.

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* Green - good results - exceed what we perceive as a satisfactory value for a particular data point.

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* <mark style="background-color:yellow;">Yellow</mark> - borderline results - neither good nor bad, and may require your attention or action.

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* <mark style="background-color:red;">Red</mark> - the result is under the threshold we consider satisfactory and it requires your action to improve the performance of a specific mailbox provider.

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