Email at your own domain — set up for you.

The part everyone else leaves to you: actually landing in the inbox

Most providers hand you an empty mailbox and wish you luck. Then your invoices and replies quietly go to customers’ spam folders, and you never find out why.

We configure SPF, DKIM and DMARC for you before you send a single message. Those are the three settings Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo now use to decide whether your mail is trustworthy — and the reason mail from misconfigured domains gets rejected. We set them up correctly, point your DNS, and verify it works.

• Inbox, not spam. Authentication configured and tested, so your mail is trusted from day one.
• Your domain, your mailbox. Webmail in the browser plus IMAP/SMTP for Apple Mail, Outlook, Gmail app — anywhere.
• Spam filtering included. Inbound junk filtered before it reaches you.
• Set up for you. No DNS records to paste, no settings to guess. We do it.

How setup works

1. Pick (or transfer) your domain. Search a name, or bring one you already own.
2. Choose a mailbox. One address or several — hello@, you@, accounts@, whatever you need.
3. We configure everything. Mailbox created, DNS pointed, SPF/DKIM/DMARC set and verified.
4. You start emailing. Sign in to webmail or add the account to your phone. Done.

Common questions