Own Your Business Email

When we say unlimited, we mean you can create as many email addresses and aliases as your business needs. There are no artificial limits on the number of accounts.

Storage is generous and scales with reasonable use—we're talking business email, not media libraries. If you're sending thousands of emails daily, we'll discuss appropriate plans, but for most businesses, it's truly unlimited.

Typically 24-48 hours from when we receive your details. The process includes:

• Setting up your dedicated server
• Configuring DNS records (MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC)
• Creating your initial email accounts
• Testing deliverability

We handle all the technical setup. You just need to update your domain's DNS records (we provide clear instructions).

With dedicated hosting, you get your own IP address—no sharing reputation with other senders. We guarantee:

• Proper configuration of all email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)
• Transparent deliverability metrics and monitoring
• Guidance on maintaining good sending practices
• Proactive monitoring of your IP reputation

While no one can guarantee 100% inbox placement (that depends on recipient servers), dedicated hosting gives you the best possible chance.

Your data stays on your dedicated server. We don't:

• Scan emails for advertising or analytics
• Share infrastructure with other clients
• Use third-party email processing services
• Retain logs longer than necessary for operation

The server is yours alone. We only access it for maintenance, support, or at your request. All data is encrypted in transit and we follow GDPR principles.

Yes, we help with migration. The process depends on your current provider:

• From Gmail/Workspace: We can migrate emails via IMAP. You keep access to both during transition.
• From other hosting: Similar IMAP migration or we can work with export files.
• Self-hosted: We can assist with server-to-server migration.

We provide a migration checklist and support throughout. Most migrations complete within a week with minimal downtime.