probably get more out of it than ovh , hetzner , backblaze , inleed , namecrane , cloudflare nd mxroute will give you

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Ashburn,USA | 2c-2GB-20GB | $15.24/yMXroute Ashburn,USA | BF2024 - UL 10GB | $3.33/y ($9.99/3y)ColoCrossing Buffalo,USA | E3-1240-32G-1TB | $178/yHetzner Helsinki,Finland | 3900-128GB-2x2TB-NVMe | $5

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Yeah as mentioned, MXRoute has higher limit if you are using different email accounts sending. Namecrane limit is per domain, so multiple of your email accounts share that limit

Namecrane's hourly limit is per domain. Mxroute's hourly limit is per email account.

ended up using namecrane as they seem to offer a high email per hour limit. (I'm afraid it might reach the limit from mxroute due to high request.)

Why You Should Probably Just Give MXroute All Of Your Money

@jar mxroute end of discussion!

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If you don't mind paying right at $10/year , MXRoute is the way to go. @jar sleeps, eats and breathes email and the service quality is the proof in the pudding. Most providers here use him for their W

To the best of my knowledge, MXRoute lacks this functionality in the way it is now native to NameCrane. I'd be curious to know if jar has any interest in building this in. That way, customers could sk

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so we can use addy with mxroute and no need to setup all things related to mails right?

I recently moved from Simplelogin self-hosted to Addy self-hosted. Email is relayed through MXRoute. The reason of the switching was

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I did a similar setup myself, but I'm hosting SimpleLogin instead. The key to this setup is https://www.fetchmail.info/, which can forward your catch-all inbox in MXRoute to your addy.io/SimpleLogin s

Why not just use MXRoute with a catch-all?