I was using regular webhosting email… I was using regular webhosting email for years, but as the name says - it's a hosting provider, not an email provider. A friend suggested I get future domains from cloudflare and sign up with mxroute for my emails. While I only have a basic knowledge of DNS and mail servers, I was able to set up everything I needed within a few minutes. I love all the logging functionalities mxroute has to offer - it's clearly made for admins who have to troubleshoot every once in a while.

Excellent email hosting MXroute is a great email hosting solution. I use their service for a couple of years where I host several accounts for 5 different domain names I own. Only once had an issue which was dealt immediately and effectively. Also, I want to mention their focus on providing the best deliverability. You just need to be a responsible user, follow some simple guidelines and in return you get an excellent service.

Value in email hosting Recently switched to MXroute and it's been impressive. Their lifetime promotion is ideal for tech enthusiasts, covering all the essentials. The setup process was smooth, with straightforward guides, and everything worked seamlessly from the start – no hassle. I highly recommend MXroute for its dependable, no-nonsense email hosting.

Be careful, the owner is a little dictator. MXroute seems like it has a very small team managing everything. Suspended our account,then reinstated it and then terminated our account, all under 24 hours. The owner is petulant. Accused us of lying when it was his on lack of understanding on what had happened in our case.

Pureplay email, no calendar or contact, works perfect I've been testing MXRoute for a few days. It is super solid with lots of help online. I got it working great on macOS (via Outlook and Thunderbird clients) and ios (mac Mail app). Zero problems! Super easy. Best part is that I am using a domain I'd never used with a mail service before and none of the emails sent from this account have landed in any spam folders. Nice. I cannot address any downtime having not used it long, but other commenters seem to show it's got great uptime stats (I've had some downtime with all the big players over the years). Setup could be a challenge for folks are not used to updating DNS records and doing this sort of configuration. But the tutorials there if you look.