Mailboxes at your own domain, 25GB each, kept off the shared pools where deliverability goes to die.
Email is the part most people underestimate
A website going down for an hour is embarrassing. Your email quietly landing in junk folders for a month is expensive, and almost nobody notices it happening Sender ReputationMail providers score the machine and the address your email comes from. On shared hosting that score belongs to everyone on the box, so one bad neighbor can put your invoices and booking confirmations into junk folders without anyone telling you.Learn more →.
Mailboxes
At your own domain, 25GB each
Infrastructure
Kept separate from the web side, so one cannot take down the other
Deliverability
Your sending reputation is yours, not the shared pool’s
Security
Hardened and scanned; we do not read your mail
Exchange
Microsoft 365 on higher tiers when you want shared calendars
Included from
Basic and up
Why it sits apart from the website
Web traffic and mail fail in different ways. Keeping them on separate infrastructure means a problem on one side does not take the other with it, and it protects the sending reputation that decides whether your invoices reach the inbox at all.
Do you read our email?
No. We do not scan message content, and it is one of nine published commitments we check every decision against.
What about our existing mail?
It moves with you. Migrations bring across mailboxes, folders and history.
A free address works fine for us.
It works, but a free address on your business card tells a customer something about the business. Mail from your own domain also lands in the inbox more reliably.
Wondering where your email is actually landing?
We can check whether your mail is reaching inboxes or quietly filing itself into junk.
