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Email That Ends In Your Business Name

A quote that arrives from tucsonroofing1987@gmail.com does not read the same as one from mike@tucsonroofing.com. Same roofer. Same price. Different answer.

One mailbox or a dozen, on the domain you already own.

Current prices are in the store

Would rather not think about any of it? The $49 a month bundle covers the domain, the renewal and the email setup along with your monthly site edits.

What you get

What a Mailbox Actually Is

A real mailbox on your own name, with the things you would expect a mailbox to come with.

An address on your domain

mike@, info@, billing@, whatever you want in front of the name your customers already know.

5 GB, and room to grow

Each mailbox starts at 5 GB and can go up to 100 GB. Most small businesses never come close to the first number.

Read it wherever you read mail

Webmail in a browser, with search, filters and a contact directory. On a phone, the mail app that came with your Android or iPhone connects over POP or IMAP.

Spam and virus filtering

Filtering runs before anything reaches you, and two-factor authentication is available on the account if you want it.

A calendar that syncs

It syncs with Outlook, Mac and iOS, and Android, so appointments show up wherever you already look for them.

Forwarding, for a fraction of a mailbox

An address that only needs to land somewhere else does not need a whole mailbox. The recipient confirms before anything gets forwarded to them.

How it goes

Switching Without Losing Mail

  • Tell us what you have now

    A free account, a host that throws in email, an old server nobody maintains. Where it is coming from decides how the move goes, so we ask before we quote it.

  • We build the new mailboxes first

    Both run side by side for a while. Nothing gets switched off until the new one is receiving.

  • The domain changes hands last

    The mail records flip when everything else is ready. That flip takes a while to reach everybody, and it happens at a time you pick.

  • Old mail comes across where it can

    There is a bulk migration tool for moving an existing archive over. How completely it works depends on the provider you are leaving, and we will tell you which kind yours is before you commit.

We Are Not a Marketing Email Company

Two different jobs, two different tools.

Ask Us Which

Email Questions

Will I lose the email I already have?
No, as long as you tell us where it is before anything moves. The old account keeps working through the switch, and there is a migration tool for bringing the archive across.
Can I keep my free address too?
Yes. Plenty of people run both for a while, or forever. The business address is the one that goes on the van and the invoices.
How many mailboxes do I need?
One per person who needs to send as themselves. An address that only has to land in somebody else's inbox can be a forwarding address instead, which costs a lot less.
Do I need a website to have this?
No. You need a domain. The website is a separate decision and you can make it later, or never.
Do you read my email?
No. We can create a mailbox, delete one, and reset a password when somebody is locked out. Reading what is in it is not something we do.
Where do I manage the mailboxes?
At shop.internetcrafters.com. That login is separate from the client portal, which trips people up, so our sign-in page spells out which is which.

Stop sending quotes from a free address.

One mailbox is enough to start.