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If you want to pay, find MXRoute or more realistically one of its resellers, for example https://nexusbytes.com/email-hosting

MXRoute from @jar or you can use something like SimpleLogin (30$/y for unlimited) which is made to create mail forwarders you can answer to!

_my 50GB reseller for only $25/yr account with MXroute. I wish I hadn't done that. Oh well.

This would actually be a good draw.

Yes, but I already have an MxRoute account. It is inexpensive, and email reliability is exceptional. It would be a challenge to beat their value proposition.

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Take time to contribute to projects that aim to share and collaborate on improving things. I know I will, almost every day. https://github.com/mxroute/rspamd_rules

After mxroute being regularly Thanos with their customer fiasco, I am kind of working on cheap yet reliable way to handle mail-only customer for future. I would love to integrate if someone offers ser

This is something I really wish DirectAdmin had. I'm on a legacy cPanel MXRoute plan and this is the one thing I'd miss if it were to be migrated to a DirectAdmin server.

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If that is your problem it will get insanely worse with such providers as mxroute. Spam filtering requires way more work than delivery.

I am also using Mxroute. It is good to have alternative competitors. If you can provide an email marketing plan then it is very attractive. Currently, I use buttondown for newsletter.

MXroute is prem service for 10€ a year, no fine print. Last provider that gave such prices went involucrated.

My rule of thumb is to never buy email hosting from a web hosting provider. MXRoute is the only email hosting I'd touch in the low-end (high-end) spectrum.

I used Zoho before our company grew up and needed Google. MXroute is still the one I'd recommend even if you are already using them.

MXroute is great. I got their 100GB offer triennially in the past. Amazing deal.

i use mxroute (i know, just to make it clear) and mailgun, both are pretty reliable, but i do have a lot of domains so i kinda need something stable...

Mxroute for cheap email hosting.

They explicitly mentioned against suggesting MXroute: