Mxroute @jar

I'm already using MXRoute / Yandex, so please skip them (Image)

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Hi @risharde!

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I know it's not free but mxroute.com $5/year BF plan is almost free. 5GB space and allows you to create unlimited email accounts and unlimited domains. But you will have to wait till November though.

Password changes by the end user are possible via Roundcube. It is a plug in that has to be enabled. MXroute has it enabled. @moodwriter

So if you're politically left, you should stick with left leaning tech companies like AWS, Google, or Digital Ocean, and if you're politically right leaning, you should use tech providers with sympath

I've never used it. How does it compare to MXRoute or Mailchannels, which I use.

As it does to me too, but it fits the business model where nothing else does besides custom development. But MXroute was started with a credit card at 3am, it wasn't funded by any significant cash.

ifaik outbound from DA is exim. However, every email from MXroute goes through their internal relay made by ZoneMTA, which re-send bounced mails using multiple /24s, and if that fails, it falls back t

MXRoute's packages are awesome in general. I even use them to send emails on Paste.ee after SES had some delivery issues.

I'm MXroute-d (Image)

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I use MXRoute for a low traffic site to send emails for user sign-ups and it's been perfect and super affordable

Otherwise I’d recommend @jar ‘s service, MXRoute.

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With all the google news it seems MXroute is about to become so much more popular, @jar and I'm happy to see that as you definitely deserve it.

I'm working toward continued sustainability based on the type of customer signing up, which requires that I look toward investment into development and support. Sales will be fewer and further between

For what it's worth, NexusBytes uses MXRoute and SmallWeb.net payments are processed under the NexusBytes name (appearing to target the lower-needs crowd). Smallweb allows catch-all on the lower tier