Account Settings

Profile and security

Settings is accessible from the navigation and covers account-level configuration that applies across all your workspaces. It is organized into focused tabs so you can update specific areas without leaving the main app shell.

The Profile tab is where you update your display name and email address. These are your Mailrith account identity details — separate from the from-name and from-email you configure on individual email delivery connections.

The Security tab handles password changes. Use it whenever you rotate credentials or after any security concern. Mailrith requires your current password before accepting a new one.

Billing

The Billing tab shows your current plan status and provides the path to upgrade or manage your subscription. Mailrith uses Dodo Payments for billing, and the customer portal for managing payment details and invoices is accessed directly from this tab.

• Free accounts see the plan comparison and an upgrade button to activate a Pro subscription.
• Pro accounts see the current subscription interval (monthly or annual) and a button to open the billing portal for payment method updates, invoice downloads, and plan changes.
• Trial accounts see the trial status and a path to convert before the trial period ends.

Billing is managed at the account level and applies to all workspaces under the same owner. If you are managing billing on behalf of an organization, make sure the payment method and billing email in the Dodo portal are kept current.

API keys

The API Keys tab is where you generate credentials for programmatic access to Mailrith. Use API keys when you want to push subscribers from your application, trigger automations externally, or integrate Mailrith into a custom workflow.

1. Open Settings and switch to the API Keys tab.
2. Click Generate key. Mailrith displays the full key value once, immediately after creation.
3. Copy the key into your secret manager or environment configuration before closing the dialog. The full value is not shown again after this point.
4. To revoke access, delete the key from the list. Any integration using that key immediately loses access.

You can generate multiple keys — one per integration — which makes it possible to revoke access for one system without affecting any others.

Best practices

• Keep billing access limited to the account owner or a trusted administrator. Billing changes affect all workspaces under the account.
• Generate one API key per integration rather than sharing a single key across multiple systems. Isolated keys make it straightforward to rotate or revoke one credential without disrupting others.
• Rotate API keys when a system is decommissioned, when a team member with key access departs, or after any security concern.
• Use Settings for account-level administration and keep day-to-day campaign work inside feature pages like Subscribers, Broadcasts, and Automations.