I haven't tried MXRoute, but have been using Crane for a mix of personal and transactional emails for a month or so. Deliverability is perfect, my tickets usually get a reply in ~10 minutes and Smarte

I would love to try out MXRoute for some of my stuff. Mostly my own projects, but a few clients, too. What keeps me hesitating is the very strict "you spam once and we kill you" rule

But I just wanted email hosting and email hosting only. I don't use Crossbox with MXRoute or the file storage and other things Namecrane offers. For that reason, I say the amount of disk or price per

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We moved to MXRoute because of Spamhaus reasons. We bought MXRoute as backup solution for that case LOL

I use MXRoute for business, it was around since before Namecrane. My usage: 5.38 GB / 100 GB. I've never removed email to create space. That's tens of thousands of emails. (Automated system messages,

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MXRoute works via customized Directadmin panel + Roundcube. Cranemail is based on Smartertools (Smartermail).

I used to use MXroute, but I've switched to CraneMail now. CraneMail has been great for almost a year.

I've used MXroute for a looooong time. Always been happy. Never tried Crane.

Both are cheap and good, just buy them both and you will have backup option all the time. BF is near so probably there will be 3 years for 10-20$. Atm i have both + zoho as i like them and continue to

MXroute is the right route to go. Solid, time proven, competent.

As for MXRoute, it's also an excellent choice. I've used them before and am very satisfied!

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MXRoute was very good at first; the support was great.

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MXroute offer reseller accounts

Thank you for clarifying what your requirements were for MXroute, very helpful. It helps everyone make a good comparison between them.

I've tried to use mxroute in the past and am currently a happy user of cranemail, even resell their services, while this was never made possible for mxroute.

I've used MXRoute for several years under normal business usage and barely use a few GB of space. You're not going to be storing 100GB of emails in your lifetime unless you have some very specific nee