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Thanks. I think I read from @Jarland that mxroute was OK with mass mail as long as it had been signed up for & was including an unsubscribe link. Not sure though, let's wait for him to pass by

Does MXRoute provide dedicated IPv4 and Sogo? I know they're using cPanel and that's fine for me.

@Greyhound I can strongly recommend @jarland's company, MXRoute. They've been fantastic.

mxroute.com

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Indeed I doubt the OP could really go wrong with either mxroute or mailcheap

Yep. I have two mxroute plans and at least for now am only using only the smaller of the two. The other one is like the proverbial idling vps (Image)

Yeah, I've been using MXRoute since 2014 and currently have a few plans with them. While I tend to be pretty frugal and know that I could consolidate four of my plans into just one, I keep them becaus

Mxroute is developing and maturing, I believe. Though, there was not many news on that front from @Jarland, as of recently. Mailcheap got full CalDAV, CardDav and so on as of lately. Very nice.

I have to be suspicious of anything free in this area. I understand Migadu's offering which is an upsell. The other stuff I wonder about: does zoho have ads or what? Paid services like mxroute are

+1 mxroute

Or might be worth looking at @mailcheap or Mxroute run by @jarland

Another option would be to buy dedicated mail hosting (like mxroute / @jarland) or cheaper small shared hosting. @Francisco's buyshared starts at 5$/y and comes with a dedicated IPv4.

Otherwise, you can check with MxRoute (@jarland)

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I believe @jarland might be able to help with that: https://billing.mxroute.com/cart.php?gid=5

@jumpbee, check out MXroute for all your emailing needs (KickBack Link)

Most my own and clients sites are wordpress so need a good reliable company with top class servers. I run all DNS via Cloudflare & will be running mail via MXroute. Budget is not an issue if I

MXROUTE FTW