MXroute

Email routing: MXRoute?

You could probably just use your existing mxroute setup to do the outgoing as well (especially important if you have a cheap deal), a few hundred ms of extra latency makes no difference at all when ac

I'll consider this option, is this just as simple as setting up proxy to point to mxroute server ?

You probably used mxroute's default client. Use roundcube instead. less features but responsive

Is it possible to use mxroute as a smtp relay then host webmail client yourself?

Are they 200 individual accounts or all using the same mailbox? I'm an MXroute user but for 200 users I'd look at MS Exchange Online

Is there any full blown email service like MXRoute but hosted in Asia ? MXRoute is great but bad connection to my place, thus doing everything on the mailbox feels sluggish. This is for team of ~200 p

I mean you’re not wrong. If I take off my MXroute hat and set aside that I personally like the owner of NB, your response is the only logical one for me to arrive at.

YMMV, but it depends on what you consider a ripoff and what features you are comparing or need or want. Fastmail and MXRoute are not a direct apples-to-apples comparison.

MXRoute is definitely no hassle to send emails without landing in the spam box, the others I've got no idea. Regular reseller hosting can be a bit hit and miss with IP rep.

I can second that Fastmail was actually decent when we were first just trying to gtfo google business apps many years ago. The app was solid, web UI is good, lots of extras (if you want them) and is w

You can't put a price on this. Then again, for people who don't want to do this, MXRoute has amazing reputation and you can put a price on that and pay it and be hunky dory.

mxroute is great but bad latency from asia, is there any asia alternative ?

Lots of other great providers out there. MXRoute has been mentioned several times, Purelymail has a few nods too, both good. Those seem to get mentioned a lot in this forum for good reason. But there

I run all my email through a reseller account on RackNerd. Previously I had email (MXRoute) via NexusBytes but ditched that a few months ago due to the emerging company issues. I haven't noticed any d

my sanity. Big recommendation from me for MXRoute. Offloading e-mail/reputation handling to MXRoute and buying access to their expertise is absolutely worth it. The one time we had an issue (on our e

MXroute and Purelymail.

new locations (Germany & Singapore), mxroute email, and couple of more surprises!

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