Business email

Business email

Send from you@yourdomain. Calendar, spam filtering and two-factor login are included.

Customers trust mail that comes from your domain. We create the mailbox with the records that keep messages out of spam, and you can add more addresses as the team grows.

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Mail that looks like your company

Send as you@yourdomain, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC already set. Looks like a company on every invoice.

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What you get

Your domain in the From line

Customers see you@yourdomain, not a free mailbox. It matches the website.

SPF, DKIM and DMARC

Authentication records are created with the mailbox so messages are less likely to land in spam.

Spam and malware filters

Inbound junk is filtered before it reaches the inbox you open on a phone.

Aliases and extra seats

Add sales@, info@ and personal names as the team grows, on the same domain.

Calendar and contacts

Share calendars inside the company. Sync to the mail app already on the phone.

Two-factor login

The account can require a second step so a stolen password is not enough.

How it works

  1. Register or transfer the domain

    Mail needs a name you control. Search first, then add hosting or mail on the same checkout.

  2. Create the mailbox

    Pick the address, set a password, and we write the DNS records that authenticate mail.

  3. Open it on any device

    Use the webmail in the panel or add the account to Outlook, Apple Mail or Gmail.

Starter

A first website.

$4.99/mo
  • 1 website
  • 10 GB NVMe
  • Unmetered bandwidth
  • Free SSL
  • Professional email
  • Weekly backups
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Most popular

Business

The usual choice for a growing company.

$9.99/mo
  • 100 websites
  • 50 GB NVMe
  • Unmetered bandwidth
  • Free SSL
  • Professional email
  • Daily backups
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Cloud

More sites, more traffic, hourly backups.

$24.99/mo
  • 300 websites
  • 200 GB NVMe
  • Unmetered bandwidth
  • Free SSL
  • Professional email
  • Hourly backups
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Frequently asked questions

What is professional email?

Professional email uses your domain, such as you@yourdomain. It matches your website, and records such as SPF, DKIM and DMARC help messages reach the inbox instead of spam.

What is the difference between a domain and hosting?

The domain is the address. Hosting is where the website lives. You need both for a live site: a name people can type, and a server that answers when they type it.

What is an SSL certificate?

SSL encrypts the connection between a browser and your site. Visitors see a padlock and load the page over HTTPS. Most hosting plans issue a certificate automatically once the domain points to the server.

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