Purelymail https://purelymail.com/ and Migadu 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.
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#12Purelymail https://purelymail.com/ and Migadu 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.
ImprovMX recently sold to an American owner, though... So that's really not great.
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#13Is this necessary? Gmail and Namecheap do this for free. I recently set up a domain and was able to set up Gmail and Mail.app to both send and receive as that email. I also use Fastmail and set that up with a domain no problem. Maybe I’m missing what this is for.
You used gmail with your own domain for free?
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#14Purelymail https://purelymail.com/ and Migadu 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.
ImprovMX recently sold to an American owner, though... So that's really not great.
The other services GP mentioned are already American too, though?
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#15Is this necessary? Gmail and Namecheap do this for free. I recently set up a domain and was able to set up Gmail and Mail.app to both send and receive as that email. I also use Fastmail and set that up with a domain no problem. Maybe I’m missing what this is for.
You used gmail with your own domain for free?
No, he made namecheap forward incoming emails to domain to his email.
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#16Another option is https://forwardemail.net/en which has a really good free tier (if you don't mind managing forwarding rules in DNS)
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#18FWIW, I use forwardemail.net. Been using them a few years and haven't had any issues. They've got a free plan but you have to put your email in the public DNS record, or $3/mo to keep your email private.
https://forwardemail.net/en/private-business-email?pricing=t...
Not affiliated, just a happy customer. The biggest issue now is that my email addresses always confuse humans. They're always like "Your email address is MyCompany@YourDomain.com?" And I'm like yes... I don't work for your company, that's... I don't really want to explain this.
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#19This service was formerly named hanami.run , mentioning in case it looked familiar to some of us on HN.
The blog still has the name Hanami https://mailwip.com/blog/
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
ImprovMX recently sold to an American owner, though... So that's really not great.
The other services GP mentioned are already American too, though?
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.