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I use Google Workspace for my personal domain. It does support a catch-all, and as a nice perk you get more storage for your drive compared to a free Gmail/Goog
by LeonM 1y ago
I use Google Workspace for my personal domain. It does support a catch-all, and as a nice perk you get more storage for your drive compared to a free Gmail/Google account. You can even add more domains for free, because you pay per user/inbox. So as long as you let all your domains forward/catch-all into one inbox, you only pay the €6,50/mo, or whatever it is in your part of the world.
Lock-in is not so much of a problem I'd say, you can export your entire inbox, that's possible with both Google and Outlook that I am aware of.
Just about any email service will offer IMAP, Google included. So you don't have to use the Gmail client if you don't like it, you can install any email agent of choice.
Don't try to self-host e-mail. It's not worth the headache.
- lemonlime227 1y agoGoogle Workspace looks like the best option. Decent plus is that I'm already using a Google account for a lot of things except email. Main concern I had (forgot to include in original post) was calendar. I use iCloud+Calendar.app for calendar (and basically nothing else), and my existing Google account doesn't play too well with it. Figure I could mostly mitigate this by looking into other calendar clients (Notion Calendar works with Google which is a plus).