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I think you just got a new client. I've been managing the email for my startup and I didn't even want to install a web interface, given the security issues (rec
by lazyant 17y ago
I think you just got a new client. I've been managing the email for my startup and I didn't even want to install a web interface, given the security issues (recent roundcube comes to mind), in fact I have a ban on php apps or mysql for example.
Gmail for business is $50/year per user, so for 3 or more users Rackspace is cheaper.
- johns 17y agoWhat in the Standard (free) version of Google Apps doesn't work for you?
- lazyant 17y agoFree Gmail has gone down for me twice this year, I guess that's not too bad. Psychologically I compared Rackspace with the paid Gmail version although rationally we can include the free Gmail as well as you pointed. I'm using a Rackspace cloud VPS and I'm happy with it; I'm glad they are moving to other sorts of storage. The proper way of deciding between Gmail and Rakspace Email (I may end up doing this) is to try both with a spare domain name and see how my team and myself like them.
- johns 17y agoCounter-anecdote: Rackspace DFW datacenter (we have a server there) has been down more in the last year than Google Apps.