Simple, powerful email for a small business.

Mail on your own domain looks like a business rather than a person, and it stays yours: an employee leaving does not take the address with them. There is no server, software or bandwidth to buy either — you add accounts as the team grows and stop paying for them when it does not.

Any of them. Outlook, Thunderbird, Apple Mail and the mail app on a phone all connect over IMAP or POP, and the knowledge base has the settings for each.

At webmail followed by your own domain, so it carries your name rather than ours. Sign in with the full email address and its password.

Yes, on any smartphone or tablet. The webmail adapts to the screen, and the phone’s own mail app works too if you prefer it.

Add a 5 GB block to that one account, as many as it needs. If several accounts need far more, Enterprise Email starts at 30 GB each and is cheaper than stacking blocks.

Yes. Outgoing mail normally uses port 25, and where an internet provider blocks it — which is common — use port 587 instead. Everything else stays the same.

Yes — add and remove members, appoint a moderator, close a list to new joiners or ban an address from it.

Yes. Set the message once and every mail arriving at that address gets it back immediately, until you turn it off.

Zero tolerance for sending it. Unsolicited mail, bulk mailing, bought lists and "safe" lists are all treated as spam, and an account sending it is terminated. That strictness is what keeps everybody else’s mail arriving.