Personal E-Mail Hosting?

[Alien]

Has anyone got any recommendations for personal email hosts to use with own domains?

Ideally looking for something with cPanel and/or Office 365.

Thanks!

 

[aZooZa]

Cheapest and easiest is Fastmail IMHO. They'll take your MX records and you're free to use any other host for websites. I've been with them for yonks.

 

[DLOE]

Are you able to add multiple domains to G suite?

 

[aZooZa]

Are you able to add multiple domains to G suite?

Not that I'm aware of. But you can with FastMail.

 

[DLOE]

Just signed up to Fastmail, looks really good and the privacy policy seems a bit better then the Google one.

 

[amfletchers]

Just signed up to Fastmail, looks really good and the privacy policy seems a bit better then the Google one.

If privacy if what you are after I think ProtonMail would be by far your best option.

 

[DLOE]

Not my main concern, just the fact that Google scans mails and pretty much own your data.

 

[Edwin]

I can understand the privacy concern, but it's worth remembering that vast numbers of people use Gmail, Hotmail/Livemail and a handful of other major free email services - none of which are particularly good in the privacy department.

So even if you choose a "safe"(ish) solution, any incoming mail from unsafe senders is still liable to be compromised from a privacy POV since it originated on "loose" email services.

 

[Alien]

Cheapest and easiest is Fastmail IMHO. They'll take your MX records and you're free to use any other host for websites. I've been with them for yonks.

This looks great - just signed up and importing my 2gb of e-mail or so.

Thanks for the tip, just what I was after!

 

[Alien]

Just signed up to Fastmail, looks really good and the privacy policy seems a bit better then the Google one.

Been using this for a while now on own domains, really good, reliable, cheap service.

 

[DLOE]

Great service, using them with a few own domains and a lot of alias addresses.

If anyone is considering signing up, use my referral link and you get 10% off during the first year.