mxroute for server personal email tutanota.com has been good.

mxroute and x4b while not "hosting" have been awesome as well for their service offerings. F' Akara! And they spam like mad to boot!

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After many years using roll my own postfix/dovecot/mailgun finally switched to an mxroute BF special package. No problems so far, well apart from a spamassassin rule flagging ALL .co.uk senders, which

mxroute, cloudcone's hosted email

SES is working great for me. Did some tests and it worked perfectly fine with GMail, Outlook, Yahoo, MXroute, and some corporate mails. I did have problems sending emails via MailChannels though (Imag

Using Gsuite, it's been working good for years. Looked at switching to mxroute, but after playing with it for a few days, i had many emails (from forms) marked as spam and not sent through them.

I have heard that SES deliverability is not the greatest; I don't have personal experience with it, though. GSuite for me, maybe gradually moving to MXRoute.

Mxroute & gsuite (free 1 domain)

Using mxroute.

G Suite and Mxroute.

Mxroute for me.

A few domains at Mxroute other domain on self hosted Mailcow and one domain at Yandex, probably move all domain to my Mailcow server.

I'm still using legacy free Google Apps accounts for some domains that I've had for a long time, and MXRoute for a few others. MXRoute has been pretty good so far.

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mailbox.org , mxroute, mailgun.

Been using MXRoute for a few years now, a great service, prices and support

ProtonMail, Tutanota and MXRoute.

As long as you can afford the bill that SendGrid charges it doesn't matter because the emails will never touch MXRoute.