I have my own domain, but I'm having trouble finding cheap/free email hosting (e.g. stephen@pmlesson.com) services online. G Suite seems to be a solid option at $5/mo/user, but I'm working with a team of three and we'd love to each have our own set up.
Is there a simple solution I'm missing that would provide the email hosting (e.g. stephen@pmlesson.com) without the bells and whistles of a full G suite account?
http://zohomail.com/ is free, you can link it to your domain easily. I use it for one of my domain.
Try Mailgun forwarding. I wrote more details here:
https://www.indiehackers.com/forum/where-do-you-host-your-email-accounts-7a5ed3cb5a?commentId=-L990aHaEkD5PAGWp6Ly
There is also another way: using mailgun. Depending on how technically savvy you are this is free and works well for lots of domains. Here explained: https://medium.com/@katopz/digitalocean-mailgun-8f40f04c2ef7
Google domains offer email forwarding for free (to an existing Gmail inbox for example)
You can also do this with Mailgun free tier. Set up a domain (CNAME, MX, etc) and add a forwarding rule to your existing Gmail inbox, in Gmail you can set up the inbox to be able to "send as".
This is working well and often enough for an early stage project.
Thanks Guillaume - I can set up email forwarding, but then I can't actually send emails from my own domain - is this what you're doing?
With gmail you can
https://support.google.com/mail/answer/22370?hl=en
I think you can still see that it has been sent from a gmail inbox in the email headers but who read email headers ? :)
Namecheap is the answer. Works flawlessly.
Yep. Namecheap works well and is reasonably priced. Happy User so far. Their spam filters are also pretty good and comparable with Google.
Seconded - as far as hosting provided webmail goes, Namecheaps is the best I've used by far.
Amazon WorkMail?
E1:
Worth pointing out that AWS SES (Simple Email Service) can be used to manage both your transactional marketing style bulk email and also to forward emails sent to your domain email to inboxes like Gmail. I use it like this and get a vanity email which autoforwards to my actual gmail inbox. I can also respond as my vanity email address from gmail.
I have always used the free plan of Zoho Email for my side-projects. Unfortunately they changed the package a few months ago and they don't do IMAP / POP3 for free accounts anymore. But only 2 dollar per month for the paid version.
If you use Namecheap then Namecheap Email is also an option. It's less than 10 dollar a year per mailbox.
I paid $90 for 10 years (!) of mxroute.com, unlimited domains and email accounts. Not sure if they still have that deal going.
I always go for Zoho, it's free up to 25 email address and works flawlessly
Would something like Improvmx.com works? I'm not sure that's what you are looking for.
As my website hosting provider has a CPanel I am able to set up email accounts within (although this does depend on the package they give you).
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