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Ive been using mailgun since before they restricted the free tier to forward emails from my personal domain to my gmail (and respond to them with SMTP creds via
by gh123man 5y ago
Ive been using mailgun since before they restricted the free tier to forward emails from my personal domain to my gmail (and respond to them with SMTP creds via gmail).
Thankfully my wildcard routes have been grandfathered when the change happened but I feel that my days are numbered on their service. Since I send/receive <100 emails/month, $35 is far too much for my simple use case.
Can anyone recommend a pay as you go, or a cheaper mail routing service that I can use this way?
- KyleJune 5y agoI have catch all emails for 2 of my domain and wildcard subdomains for them all go to one inbox using fastmail. I have it sync emails from my gmail to fastmail so that I can continue to get mail to my old address. It's just $5/month, I'm pretty happy with it.
- moogly 5y agoI also am a happy paying Fastmail customer w/ a custom domain, but perhaps you could look into Cloudflare Email Routing[1] that was announced just a few days ago? It's in private beta. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28670125 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28670125
- czardoz 5y agoI've moved to Zoho mail. It's $1/month for a single user, which seems to be well worth it. The catch is, it's not possible to _send_ from Zoho without creating additional users (which has a cost).
- apple4ever 5y agoPobox (pobox.com) is probably what you are look for. $20 or $35 a year. (Its the same company that runs Fastmail)