Email at your own domain name
Mailboxes your team reaches from webmail, desktop clients and phones, with shared calendars, filtering, and up to 100 aliases on each one.
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Wondering what an address at your own domain changes? Read the guide
5 GB mailbox
Enough for everyday correspondence and a few attachments.
Choose 5 GB mailbox/ mailbox/year
Billed every year
- Storage per mailbox
- 5 GB
- Aliases per mailbox
- 100
- Shared calendars
- Included
- Mobile sync
- Included
- Webmail, plus IMAP, POP and SMTP on every device
- Anti-spam and antivirus filtering
- Shared calendars and contacts
- Aliases and forwarding at no extra cost
30 GB mailbox
Most popularFor someone who keeps everything and searches it later.
Choose 30 GB mailbox/ mailbox/year
Billed every year
- Storage per mailbox
- 30 GB
- Aliases per mailbox
- 100
- Shared calendars
- Included
- Mobile sync
- Included
- Webmail, plus IMAP, POP and SMTP on every device
- Anti-spam and antivirus filtering
- Shared calendars and contacts
- Aliases and forwarding at no extra cost
50 GB mailbox
For a mailbox that carries the archive of a whole department.
Choose 50 GB mailbox/ mailbox/year
Billed every year
- Storage per mailbox
- 50 GB
- Aliases per mailbox
- 100
- Shared calendars
- Included
- Mobile sync
- Included
- Webmail, plus IMAP, POP and SMTP on every device
- Anti-spam and antivirus filtering
- Shared calendars and contacts
- Aliases and forwarding at no extra cost
Moving your team over
Set everything up here first, switch delivery when you are ready. Nothing reaches the new mailboxes until you change your MX records.
- 01
Choose a plan
Pick the number of mailboxes you need. Each one takes up to 100 aliases and forwarding addresses, and none of them uses up a mailbox.
- 02
Create the mailboxes
One per person, plus the shared addresses your team answers from.
- 03
Copy your existing mail
Your current mailboxes stay reachable over IMAP, so messages, folders and contacts come across before the switch.
- 04
Point your MX records
Delivery moves to ChronoHosting as soon as DNS propagates. Keep the old account open a few days to catch stragglers.
On every plan
The same whether you take three mailboxes or thirty.
- Webmail, plus IMAP, POP and SMTP on every device
- Anti-spam and antivirus filtering
- Shared calendars and contacts
- Aliases and forwarding at no extra cost
It depends on the plan: each plan above lists its number of mailboxes and the storage per mailbox. Each mailbox also takes up to 100 aliases and forwarding addresses, which never use up a mailbox of their own.
Yes. Create your mailboxes here first, copy your existing mail across over IMAP, then point your MX records at ChronoHosting. Nothing is delivered to the new mailboxes until that last step, so you decide when the switch happens.
Yes. Every plan includes webmail plus IMAP, POP and SMTP, so any standard mail client works, and mobile sync keeps mail, calendars and contacts in step across devices.
No. Your domain can stay where it is; you only need to be able to edit its DNS records. If it is already with ChronoHosting, everything is handled in the same account.
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