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Email on your own domain, which is the difference between looking like a business and looking like a hobby. Mailboxes people can actually use, webmail to read them in, spam filtering in front, and separate sending for the receipts and resets your software has to get out. Deliverability records are set up with it rather than left as homework.
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Real mailboxes on your own domain, webmail to read them in, and the sending your app needs.

Every one of these is something you can simply ask your council to put on the machine.

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Pick the size you need. Anything in this group runs on any of them — you choose which when you check out.

Mail hosting

Inbox

$4.00 $38.50 /mo /yr

Email on your own domain for you and a couple of others, with the records set up for you.

  • 3 mailboxes
  • 5 GB each
  • Webmail, IMAP and SMTP
  • Spam and virus filtering in front
  • SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up with it
  • Your council can add and remove mailboxes

2 billing options available

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Mail hosting

Team mail

$7.50 $72.00 /mo /yr

$8.00 5% off the parts

Enough mailboxes for a small team, on your domain rather than a free provider.

  • 10 mailboxes
  • 5 GB each
  • Webmail, IMAP and SMTP
  • Spam and virus filtering in front
  • SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up with it
  • Your council can add and remove mailboxes

2 billing options available

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Mail hosting

Business mail

$16.00 $153.50 /mo /yr

$18.00 10% off the parts

Mail for a whole company, with room for departments and shared addresses.

  • 25 mailboxes
  • 10 GB each
  • Webmail, IMAP and SMTP
  • Spam and virus filtering in front
  • SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up with it
  • Your council can add and remove mailboxes

2 billing options available

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Mail hosting

Domain mail

$30.50 $293.00 /mo /yr

$36.00 15% off the parts

As many mailboxes as a domain realistically needs, with the storage to match.

  • 100 mailboxes
  • 10 GB each
  • Webmail, IMAP and SMTP
  • Spam and virus filtering in front
  • SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up with it
  • Your council can add and remove mailboxes

2 billing options available

Add to cart

Mail hosting

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Mailboxes

IMAP & SMTP

Real inboxes on your own domain, that work in Outlook, Apple Mail and on a phone like any other account.

Webmail

Read it in a browser

Somewhere to read and send from a browser, for when you are on a machine that is not yours.

Roundcube

Webmail

The familiar webmail client, if you would rather have the one people already recognise.

Transactional sending

App email

The receipts, password resets and confirmations your software sends, kept apart from your own mail so one cannot spoil the other.

Spam filtering

In front of the inbox

Filtering before anything reaches you, so the inbox is worth opening and nothing important is buried.

SPF, DKIM and DMARC

Deliverability

The records that decide whether your mail lands in the inbox or the junk folder. Set up with the domain, not left to you.

Forwarding and aliases

Addresses

Addresses like hello@ and billing@ that land wherever you want, without paying for a mailbox each.

Listmonk

Newsletters

Send a newsletter to your own list from your own machine, without a per-subscriber bill.

Mailpit

Test inbox

Catches mail from a site you are still building, so nothing half-finished reaches a real customer.

You do not buy any of these on their own. They come with the machine your plan already includes. You ask for one in ordinary words, and your council installs it, sets it up, and keeps an eye on it afterwards.

What you pay for is the machine.

The plans buy you a server with a council of agents on it. Everything on this page then runs there for nothing extra, because the machine is yours and so is the room on it.