Do you know what they do different, like for example your own cpanel email server? They use a third party for filtering and correct delivery or is just another cpanel standard server? I mean so much …

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You guys using mxroute ( @jarland ) for transactional emails or for daily / private emails?

I gotta vouch for MXRoute. Josh and Jarland have been awesome so far.

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@jarland when will mxroute support UUCP?

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Seriously I thought you handle MXRoute all alone. I was thinking for as long as I can remember, what will happen if something happened to you that made you in no condition to handle MXRoute? Now my do

Thanks for considering MXroute! Me, Ryan, and Josh work pretty hard to ensure a solid service. We're by no means perfect, but always striving to be better.

Mailcheap is less than a year, if I recall well. Mxroute is over 2 years in business, but the owners (Jarland and Ryanarp) are much longer with their hosting endeavures, that are still going and rock

Thanks for your opinion. Do you know for how long is mailcheap in business? And also mxroute, how long are they in business?

On the other hand, mxroute is an excellent service, run by Jarland (and Ryanarp), the administrator of this community, a well respected member and a very nice guy. The reviews are great, in any thread

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I'm looking to outsource email service and i'm trying to decide between mxroute.com or mailcheap.co

Cheaper solution is not likely to alleviate the headache of delivery failures. MXRoute is about the cheapest solution with high deliverability you will find.

MXRoute is what i need actually. Just it's better with a little more cheaper solution (Image)

+1 for MXRoute. Zoho Mail is worth a look as well.

mxroute.com

Don't host your own email - eliminate the risk and go with @jarland mxroute - a small monthly/yearly cost, but peace of mind, especially for newbies

Does mxroute allow marketing emails?