While not exactly what you’re looking for, this is the closest to it for sure: https://mxroutedocs.com/branding/crossbox/

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Is it possible to have a custom domain login page for MXRoute? Like user can go to mail.domain.com to login to web mail, and they don't need to enter the part @domain.com, just the username and passwo

Thankfully setup is just once - you can setup on other users' devices once, then they can keep using it. I do hope that MXRoute improves on its web interface - and keep on working to making it easier

I meant to introduce @Opie with this thread initially but I forgot, and it’s been a stressful few weeks! But we’ve added @Opie to our team and I think you’ll see that MXroute is thriving and continuin

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Gmail, iCloud, etc should still be easier as most clients allow to just choose that and then enter username and password, while MXRoute/NameCrane will require entering server details too. iCloud is pr

I haven't found it any more difficult to set up an MXroute email account than when I help family members and friends set up their GMail accounts on their devices. It's the same as setting up any other

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I don't think that NameCrane is unstable, and people will be fine using it. But MXRoute does still offer better email deliverability and has been operating for a lot longer.

For visibility, I'll paste here what I posted in @jar's MXroute thread about 10 minutes ago:

Yeah it's hard to go wrong with the rock-solid stability of mxroute. The focus on the actual service makes it work so smoothly (I don't necessarily need the extras). I was with a different provider pr

Jokes aside, I've been using MXroute for my primary for just under a decade now. I did a double take when I checked my notes because time sure flew by!

MXRoute does offer unlimited domains in all the plans. And as of now, NameCrane has said that it rates its own deliverability as like 92 out of hundred and MXRoute's as 99 out of 100. MXRoute has been

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