mxroute

I would recommend to use MXRoute

thanks mate, i like to go with mxroute but they have limited disk space that's the only problem i am with there packages. thanks for your advice

I too highly recommend MXroute. Their solution is perfect. It is true that they have had support issues in the past, but honestly, how much support does one need for mail beyond the initial set up?

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IMO your best bet will be MXroute. The only thing that may hold you back is minimal support as uptime suggested.

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All MXRoute plans come with unlimited domains and unlimited email accounts.

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i can vouch for mxroute . even thought i am on self hosted using mailcow but what others say is mxroute and it has best support.

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It's risky to use mxroute for mass mailing. 1$ per email is a nasty charge, espwcially if you don't have bullet proof mail list with quad opt-in + additional opt-in for 'just in case'.

Also, the (free tier service) tech. support was next to useless - got the answers I needed from the MXroute support (yes, the provider that claims they only offer limited support (Image)

Can't even imagine how I survived without MXRoute. Absolutely perfect service for little money.

Making sort of a structure on community.mxroute.com - with types of problems/questions.

As @jar has said more than once before (also above), MXRoute was originally aimed at sysadmins or at least at people who were mildly technically competent so that they could following the basic instru

Not exactly slack alternative, but you could try community.mxroute.com (Image)

@willie there is an mxroute Q & A forum / knowledgebase (using Discourse).

https://community.mxroute.com/

of users, right?). Considering I started MXroute for sysadmins who didn't need much support and ended up attracting a whole different crowd, I think we're on a good path that is currently sustainable