I am considering switching my current mail provider for transactional emails, and I have narrowed down my options to mxroute and ZeptoMail by Zoho. Zoho Mail is notably cost-effective, priced at less

* Does MXRoute ignore dots in addresses (so that it is the same with or without)?

How does PurelyMail compare with MXRoute?

If it’s exclusively for email hosting, look at MXRoute.

MXroute is awesome for reliable sending and receiving. But I thought that email backups should be "my" responsibility, so no emails are stored on MXroute.

The reason I am posting that here is that the more technical people may appreciate it for being a bit more detailed, even if a jumbled mess. But for the blog, I let ChatGPT clean it up, added a few ed

* SparkPost, MessageBird, MXroute

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Crossbox looks great, I have been using it on Mxroute and wanted to setup on my own setup as well. But looks like their progress is kind of stuck. No update since almost a year. https://crossbox.io/c

The difference between shitty providers and not just MXRoute but every reputable provider out there (AWS, GCP, Azure, even OVH and the likes) is that WHEN (not if) things fall apart, the good provider

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Been offline over 24 hours so far.

I didn't digest all the minutiae here. Was a failure found at MXroute, Gmail, or somewhere in between? Did any resolution occur?

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I was paying $10/yr, later $7.5/yr and now $5/3yr and got 100GB @7.5/yr but I only used 2+GB. If there is a need to store 10GB worth of data in mailbox, I would copy attachments out to reclaim the mai

One aspect of MXRoute's pricing scheme that I don't understand very well is the storage quota aspect. It seems that in the email hosting market, both by the small/medium players as well as by the larg

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