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Migadu is another awesome email solution. For my family and myself, we're on the "Micro" plan which works out to be 1.5 USD per month (but paid yearly). For sma

Migadu is another awesome email solution. For my family and myself, we're on the "Micro" plan which works out to be 1.5 USD per month (but paid yearly). For smaller organizations and projects, we're on the "Mini" plan which is 9 USD per month. Super cheap, very reliable and easy to setup. Never had any issues in the years I've been using it. I'm not associated with them, just a happy user that wishes them all the best. https://www.migadu.com/pricing/ https://www.migadu.com/pricing/

KronisLV 4y ago
They also have a page about their pros/cons: https://www.migadu.com/procon/ https://www.migadu.com/procon/ If nothing else, it's one of the more honest pieces of company writing out there, although some of the things could be dealbreakers for some people. I suggest that you check it out, it's written in a pretty straightforward and easy to understand language and lays everything bare.
- aliqot 4y ago
  their support is great too. same guy every time for me, and they remember you. just dont use them for business email, though they will accommodate it briefly if you're setting up a baby saas. they'll let you know theyre not a volume sender solution
AussieWog93 4y ago
Charged per (Migadu) account, too - not per user. Seems like you can have basically unlimited users/domains per account, which is nice. Not being able to spawn random addresses (payments@, contact@) without paying really turns me off a lot of other providers.
Fire-Dragon-DoL 4y ago
I'm on migadu, but the problem remains the same: I can't find a decent email client. Either the client is bundled with email, but then the email doesn't support multidomain and multi user (or have to pay for each, which is bad), or it's just not shared between web and android. If I could solve this, I would be able to uninatall gmail, which right now I use uniquely as an email client.

KronisLV 4y ago

They also have a page about their pros/cons: https://www.migadu.com/procon/ https://www.migadu.com/procon/ If nothing else, it's one of the more honest pieces of company writing out there, although some of the things could be dealbreakers for some people. I suggest that you check it out, it's written in a pretty straightforward and easy to understand language and lays everything bare.

aliqot 4y ago
their support is great too. same guy every time for me, and they remember you. just dont use them for business email, though they will accommodate it briefly if you're setting up a baby saas. they'll let you know theyre not a volume sender solution

AussieWog93 4y ago

Charged per (Migadu) account, too - not per user. Seems like you can have basically unlimited users/domains per account, which is nice. Not being able to spawn random addresses (payments@, contact@) without paying really turns me off a lot of other providers.

Fire-Dragon-DoL 4y ago

I'm on migadu, but the problem remains the same: I can't find a decent email client. Either the client is bundled with email, but then the email doesn't support multidomain and multi user (or have to pay for each, which is bad), or it's just not shared between web and android. If I could solve this, I would be able to uninatall gmail, which right now I use uniquely as an email client.