Netcup's web hosting does come with email, and they do something similar to MXroute. Has own relays, uses seperate server/panel for email accounts, etc.

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im a pretty happy customer at mxroute but i need an alternative for email hosting and it must be in the EU. Company must be be registered in the EU and the server must be located in the EU too.

Is the primary reason that a regular MXRoute account cannot be used in the same manner as what you might use MailChannels for, is the policy limit of 300 messages per hour?

It was mxroute.io, which was acquired by Mailchannels.

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@JabJab I was simply trying to explain that had it been mxroute.com that they sometimes offer deals which don't appear on their website, nor remain visible after the deals have been offered, so @Josep

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https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/135148/mxroute-io-mailchannels-smtp-relay-offers

starter plan? where is this available at mxroute and where is there a monthly payment method at mxroute. all i see is annual payment.

Apparently they bought a LET special which worked out to $46.33/year, expected it to last forever, but now it's being retired... mxroute has lots of specials which don't appear on their website, so yo

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There is no .io. They must have meant .com. At first I doubted this, not having seen a 10000 plan before, but this shows plans up to 900, https://accounts.mxroute.com/index.php?/cart/mxroute-large-st

@MikePT Do you still offer a specific MailChannel product that you used to sell under IRoute.io, and apparently was somehow affiliated with MXRoute?

I don't see a website in mxroute.io. Where do they list their plans?

I got in on one of the MXRoute.io deals back in Feb of 2019, just got notice that the LET 10000 plan is "retired" and they will automagically change me over to their Starter plan for

I'm going to download it and try it out, but I don't have any account with Fastmail. What difference am I going to notice with regular icloud.com, mac.com, MXRoute-based emails, if any? The &quot

I was personally looking for a selfhosted solution, but it's just a headache and just wanted something fast so I went with MXRoute @jar and everything went seamless from there.

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@jar in your TOS it's stated: