No wonder an old domain of mine - Gmail is marking all emails from that domain as spam (inspite of using Mxroute for sending)

I'd like to use mxroute for my few personal mails.

That depends ... what are you using sendgrid spamgrid for now? Marketing emails? If so, no go away as MXroute does not support using their network for spam (aka Marketing emails), but if you are usi

I've switched over one of my domains from gafyd (google) to mxroute a few months ago. Don't regret it one bit. It's an excellent product and well managed!

Maybe a naive question but if I use mxroute, Do I still need to use sendgrid or similar service providers?

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I believe they use MXRoute

There are MXRoute resellers that offer smaller plans too.

MXlogin is MXroute's whitelabel domain. CrossBox (a.k.a mail.mxlogin.com) is one of the many webmail UIs out there (it should be better than other offerings in most cases though).

* I first create an account on MXRoute

* The import job is run directly on the mxroute server with all traffic encrypted, so you can rest assured your emails are transferred safely without any third-party servers involved.

Not recommended. For good delivery rate please go with a Provider like MXroute email hosting.

I've been using MXRoute for a few months now after Zoho and I really like it. It looks very basic on the surface compared to other services I have used but both the pricing and the deliverability are

I've been running mailcow on a VPS. Just bought the 3 year with mxroute because it sounds so enticing!

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It's tempting to move to this since my services that send out through MXroute are also in Hetzner's FSN1. I think I will resist for now, but who knows what might happen if the deal sticks around too l

I have never tried anything like this. I was thinking if I could configure something on the VPS so that all mails from the system uses mxroute service. Or may be I just edit DNS records of the domains

If you're unfamiliar with MXroute, let me give you a quick intro. You bring the domain, and we provide the email hosting. We're a fully managed service provider with the basics: IMAP, POP, and SMTP. W

Would also be interested on a shared-ip SMTP relay as well (that shares IP blocks from current MXroute services)!