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Purelymail https://purelymail.com/ https://purelymail.com/ and Migadu https://www.migadu.com/pricing/ https://www.migadu.com/pricing/ and Zoho have better prici

Purelymail https://purelymail.com/ https://purelymail.com/ and Migadu https://www.migadu.com/pricing/ https://www.migadu.com/pricing/ and Zoho have better pricing and features for full inboxes and sending. If you just want forwarding, there are free options like Cloudflare or ImprovMX.

physhster 1y ago
ImprovMX recently sold to an American owner, though... So that's really not great.
- DaSHacka 1y ago
  The other services GP mentioned are already American too, though?
  - rovr138 1y ago
    Migadu isn’t American
  - holuponemoment 1y ago
    Zoho certainly isn't American but you choose your datacentre region on signup, including US locations. Think it's a nice option to be able to get EU data protections without actually being a resident. That said I don't get the objection? There's a high likelihood that the person sending you email is using a US service anyway, Apple, Gmail and Outlook have 90% marketshare between them.
kureikain 1y ago
I build this for this use case: I already had an email somewhere. Anytime I got a new domain, I just want to forward to that email. Consolidate all of my email in a single place. And support SMTP so I can also reply through the domain as well. I want a dead simple way to manage these alias, help family all know what is up by forwarding all emails to their individual emails. I don't want to get charge per sear, or have to convince the others to switch to a new mailbox. Just forward to them. I had stuff like kid@ travel@ school@ insurance@ forward both to my wife and me for example. CloudFlare isn't easy to use for a non-tech person to manage their email. It also require that you point the DNS to CloudFlare. If the DNS is on Route53, you cannot use Cloudflare. ImprvoMX is something I really admire but I just need more feature they don't support at the time (Maillog, webhook, regex routing, search email) So I build this for me as a user and have. been growing it. With the alias, I can also block/null route after a certain use when I don't want to hear from that alias anymore. Impossible to do with a standalone inbox. My wife love it. She got her own domain and use it when signing for deal/coupon website then null route the alias to prevent being bombarding later on.
crossroadsguy 1y ago
purelymail.com still a solo gig? I don’t know because earlier the website talked about it, now it’s not mentioned. So has the bus factor really changed?

physhster 1y ago

ImprovMX recently sold to an American owner, though... So that's really not great.

DaSHacka 1y ago
The other services GP mentioned are already American too, though?
- rovr138 1y ago
  Migadu isn’t American
- holuponemoment 1y ago
  Zoho certainly isn't American but you choose your datacentre region on signup, including US locations. Think it's a nice option to be able to get EU data protections without actually being a resident. That said I don't get the objection? There's a high likelihood that the person sending you email is using a US service anyway, Apple, Gmail and Outlook have 90% marketshare between them.

kureikain 1y ago

I build this for this use case: I already had an email somewhere. Anytime I got a new domain, I just want to forward to that email. Consolidate all of my email in a single place. And support SMTP so I can also reply through the domain as well. I want a dead simple way to manage these alias, help family all know what is up by forwarding all emails to their individual emails. I don't want to get charge per sear, or have to convince the others to switch to a new mailbox. Just forward to them. I had stuff like kid@ travel@ school@ insurance@ forward both to my wife and me for example. CloudFlare isn't easy to use for a non-tech person to manage their email. It also require that you point the DNS to CloudFlare. If the DNS is on Route53, you cannot use Cloudflare. ImprvoMX is something I really admire but I just need more feature they don't support at the time (Maillog, webhook, regex routing, search email) So I build this for me as a user and have. been growing it. With the alias, I can also block/null route after a certain use when I don't want to hear from that alias anymore. Impossible to do with a standalone inbox. My wife love it. She got her own domain and use it when signing for deal/coupon website then null route the alias to prevent being bombarding later on.

crossroadsguy 1y ago

purelymail.com still a solo gig? I don’t know because earlier the website talked about it, now it’s not mentioned. So has the bus factor really changed?