* Hopefully to see similar offers (like mxroute to popup once again)

MXroute is awesome, and 10-15K emails equals around 300-500 emails/day which should be under the limit, and i don't think @jar would mind as long as you're sending it under the rules (double opt-in).

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I had better luck getting my emails to inbox using MXroute, Postmark, and SES. And I actually got better results using my own mta (zonemta + multiple IPs). MailChannels' verification mail went to spam

Using MXroute now - it's good, while I've used MailChannels as a hosting client - had more luck than with SpamExperts, but didn't use either of those latter two for very long.

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First, we did change prices for a small number of existing customers who had been using plans inherited from MXroute.io - an older reseller whom we acquired in 2018. These customers have been given an

IMO your best bet is one of VirMach specials with some kind of email relay (Amazon SES or MXroute)

* You can then set up their email accounts on a server that you control (or, for example, on a mxroute account), and you can glance at the headers in their mailboxes from time to time just to make sur

mxroute.com works fine!

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Mxroute in the past used cpanel and let you set up multiple user accounts, though as admin you had access to all of them. They have switched away from cpanel since then, and I haven't tested the new

can i setup real (not virtual like with fastmail) mailboxes with quota with MXroute and does MXroute hide sending ip or is the sending ip then a MXroute ip?

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does the other services. like mxroute / iroute etc. work like fm or can i manage "real" accounts for every email i create?

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In this case, I'm guessing "they" refers to SendGrid rather than MXroute (regarding automated updates of mailing lists)

MXroute has a limit of 300 outgoing emails per hour, for when that is not enough, services like SendGrid can be used. EDIT: SendGrid also have automated updates of mailing lists for deleting bounced e

Back to the OP, I'm trying to understand how much you want to outsource, since the title says "relay service". If you simply want to hide the MX IP then you could simply put it behi

I'm happy with fastmail and it can do the stuff you mention, though it is objectively expensive for one mailbox (you have to pay extra for additional ones). You can set up aliases, filtering rules, e