* SparkPost, MessageBird, MXroute

mxroute is the way to go when it comes to emails. No doubt about it

Yeah, it's more frustrating however that I can't even connect my Laravel app to a MXroute mailbox. All mails would go through their servers so it wouldn't even affect OVH's IP reputation.

Also NextCloud, KeyHelp control panel for web sites and email + MXRoute Outbound Relay. This control panel uses Restic for backups.

mxroute

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(found no alternative that wasn't overpriced for my use-case, could send using MXRoute or so later if needed, but for now it's perfect)

I use option 2. Self-hosted Stalwart for inbox with outbound emails delivered by MXRoute.

for small scale transactional email with no need for advanced analytics etc I don't think @jar has an issue with that, MXRoute that is

As other have said, also try MXroute. There are good reasons why they are the two email hosters on my signature (Image)

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There is mxroute. Some argue that it is way better then the crane. Try it. Do not send spam.

best: @jar (MxRoute) @NDTN (Greencloud) @host_c @DartNode @PrepaidHost (solid uptimes, amazing support etc)

And if the email delivery isn't good enough on NameCrane (I have no experience with this), make sure to be here during Black Friday when @jar hopefully posts a promotion for his awesome MXRoute (https

@jar often gives insight on how he runs MXRoute and on his vision. I find his posts pleasant to read and informative.

Best for me is definitely mxroute and @alwyzon pretty much always stable, worst is hard, but I think hostmaze but I don't think that was through LET.

MxRoute - Still using it personally.

Best: Namecrane @Francisco, MXRoute @jar, Hosthatch @hosthatch , Gigahost @gigahost, Chrunchbit @crunchbits. They all just work, simple as that. Get a promotion or sale and the value for money is insa

Best: MXRoute $3/three years.

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