Ideally offloading services like mail to mxroute, Microsoft, google apps is a good start. If they don’t have the budget for that, but expect a multi geo server setup with support is crazy. Honestly a

DB and WWW VDS, file server smallish VPS with sufficient SSD storage (or NVMe if you want to go to town), other stuff smallish VPS too, and mail stuff outsourced to MXroute.

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@jar? (He's the one running MXroute)

MXroute and NexusBytes mail service are too limited for my client.

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Use mailchimp (free or paid). For regular inbox, MXroute or any of the usual.

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If all they need is mail then of course Google Workspace would be overkill, paying for services they don't need. MXRoute can be found here: https://mxroute.com/, not sure if they have any specials rig

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can be had for very cheap via services like MXRoute, Hostinger or Zoho Mail. They should also look into PaaS solutions so that you can focus on being a developer while letting others handle the infra

No problem, although some providers won't like port 25 (outgoing). How about using @jar's MXroute service? Not expensive and I hear only good things about them.

Long time customer at MXRoute and totally happy. If you need a very good mail provider, go with @jar

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* MXRoute

That they use DA as their control panel is pretty well-known to anyone with an MXroute account. (Older accounts used to have cPanel as the control panel, but @jar has been migrating older accounts to

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