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In my experience, MXroute is among the most reliable email solutions.

I use Mxroute for my personal sites. But for business, I prefer Google Workspace.

He was going with Google but I told him about mxroute, I was kinda suggesting it because the pricing is better. Since it’s a new thing I don’t think he needs much storage or accounts after all

MXRoute is a US based company, but most of their servers are based in Germany.

I use MXroute for personal domains but a colleague wants to set up something for a side project that will be a company and wants email hosted in Europe. Is there something like MXroute in Europe where

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How hard is to setup mailinabox or Mailcow to use an external service (like Mxroute for example) as a smtp relay?

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Actually, each relay serves a different purpose. Mailchannels is for emails that are not originating from me or trusted users (the company I work for also provide some kind of email service, so emails

Funny enough MXroute uses mail.baby and MailChannels by extension. But by that point, only to prove that it can't be delivered. Since it goes my IPs, if fail go to mail.baby, if fail go to MailChannel

This is (kinda) my current setup. I host my own Mailcow instance and outsource outbound emails to multiple SMTP relays (Mailchannels, MXroute, DreamRelay). That way, I have control over almost everyth

You could always do a mailinabox and outsource outbound to me (MXroute). I know @alento has helped several people set up something like this.

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Yeah, you may check tickets for user U145706 (that's me), but I never get a reply (because I am mxroute user), next I changed mail to yandex-hosted and got e-mail for my next vps'es.

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