Email at your own domain, not someone else’s.
Mailboxes, calendars and webmail for your business — with your name on the sign-in page and your own certificate on the address. Included with every hosting plan.
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The things people touch daily.
Webmail at mail.yourdomain
Your own address on your own certificate — not a shared login page with another company’s logo, and not a URL your staff have to be told twice.
Or keep the app you use
Standard IMAP underneath, so Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird and your phone all work exactly as now. The webmail is an option, not a requirement.
Calendars that know your colleagues
Start typing a name and it completes from your own directory. Invitations go out when you save, and replies show on the event.
Forwarders and aliases
Point sales@ at three people, or catch a retired address, without paying for another mailbox to do it.
Built for the phone
One drawer for folders, the list or the message one at a time, and a header that stacks properly instead of collapsing over itself.
Attachments that do not vanish
Files upload to the draft on the server as you add them, so closing the tab by accident does not lose the email you were writing.
Deliverability
The part that decides whether it arrives.
Most email problems are not about the inbox. They are about whether the other end trusts you — and that is set up before your first message goes out, not after someone tells you their reply bounced.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC
The records that tell other mail servers your mail is really from you. Signing keys rotate on a schedule, because a key that never changes is the one that eventually leaks.
MTA-STS and DANE
Your mail is delivered over an encrypted connection rather than one that quietly falls back to plain text.
Warmed-up sending addresses
New sending IPs build reputation gradually instead of starting at full volume and being throttled. You do not manage this.
Moving from your current provider
We connect with credentials you give us and can revoke. Nothing on your old provider is changed.
Mail is copied and compared, and you see the counts, before anything is switched over.
The MX record changes when you say so — usually a quiet evening rather than a Monday morning.
Anything that arrived at the old provider during the switch is brought across, so nothing lands in a mailbox you have stopped checking.
Questions
Worth asking before you move email.
How many mailboxes do I get?
Five on Web Starter, twenty-five on Web Business and a hundred on Web Agency — at 1 GB, 5 GB and 10 GB each. Reseller plans carry considerably more.
Will my old email come across?
Yes — folders, flags, read state and dates. That is verified message by message rather than assumed, which is why we are willing to quote the number we tested it at.
Can I keep using Outlook?
Yes. It is standard IMAP and submission, so your existing app keeps working. You change the server name and nothing else.
I host clients — can their email look like their business?
Yes. The webmail is themed per domain, so each of your clients signs in to something carrying their own branding rather than yours or ours. That is what reseller plans are for.
What if one of my users sends something they should not?
Sending reputation is not one shared pot, so a single bad sender does not spend everyone else’s. It is also something we will tell you about rather than let you discover through bounces.
Email comes with hosting
Every plan includes mailboxes on your domain, alongside your websites, DNS, databases and backups.