The plan has an above average 25GB storage, for instance, with a 30MB attachment limit. Read our full Hostinger review (opens in new tab)ĭreamhost is one of the best web hosting providers around, but it also offers a bunch of other services, and the company's hosted email is well worth a look.But if that's not an issue, Titan's Business plan in particular looks like great value to us. Hostinger limits accounts to 500 outgoing emails per day, for instance, perhaps a problem if you regularly email everyone on your business customer or contact list. The plans may not quite work for everyone. That's welcome, but it also costs significantly more at $2.99 per mailbox per month. The Enterprise email plan lifts these limits to 30GB of storage and unlimited mail filters. But you're not restricted to the web app: IMAP and POP support enables accessing the service from other email apps, if you prefer. We found the Titan web interface made it easy to manage our mails, and its bundled calendar did a good job of setting up our schedule. The Business plan supports 10GB of storage, a higher-than-average 30MB attachment size limit, two filters, antivirus and antispam checking, all for a budget-friendly $0.99 per mailbox per month. Hostinger's Titan email plans offer a strong set of business-friendly features, yet with the ease of use and low, low price you'd expect from a consumer product. Read our full Bluehost review (opens in new tab).Creating a new email address is a doddle thanks to an easy user interface. You can of course configure an email client like Mail for Windows 10 or Mozilla Thunderbird to read your emails offline. You get to choose between three webmail applications (the equivalent of or ) Horde, Roundcube or Squirrelmail.
What’s the catch then? For a start, while you get POP3 and IMAP4 plus 24/7 support, this is more of a barebone solution. Customers operating within the Terms of Service have yet to come up against technical boundaries for email, domains, or websites”. Therefore customers need to be operating within the Terms of Service to ensure resources are available to fully enable email functionality. Furthermore, they add “while email account creation is unlimited, these rely on the file storage available on the account. Is it truly unlimited though?īluehost says that they do not enforce any official limitations. From EIG-owned Bluehost comes an exclusive business email package for TechRadar readers where you get unlimited email accounts and email storage when you sign up to the Plus and Choice Plus plans. If you are a small business with a small headcount and don’t want to spend hundreds of dollars on email accounts, then consider this. No monthly billing option (minimum 1 year)
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