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Email hosting provides professional email addresses tied to your own domain (like you@yourdomain.com) instead of using generic providers like Gmail or Yahoo.

Key differences:
- Full control over your email identity and branding
- Ad-free experience and better privacy
- Advanced features like spam filters, autoresponders, and larger storage
- Access to support for configuration and troubleshooting

Yes, email hosting requires a domain name.

- You can use a domain you already own or register a new one.
- Your email addresses will be created under that domain (e.g., info@yourdomain.com).

You can access your email on:

- Webmail (via Roundcube)
- Desktop clients like Outlook, Thunderbird, and Apple Mail
- Mobile apps on iOS and Android using the Mail app or Gmail app

Our service supports IMAP, POP3, and SMTP for compatibility with nearly all modern devices.

Storage depends on the hosting plan and how you allocate it across accounts.

- You control quotas per email account via cPanel.
- Storage can be adjusted anytime as long as you stay within your plan�s limits.

Yes, all accounts include access to webmail.

- We offer Roundcube for a clean, modern interface.
- No configuration required�log in from any browser and start using email instantly.

Yes, we include strong spam filtering by default.

- Incoming mail is scanned and filtered for spam and malware.
- Users can manage spam sensitivity and whitelist/blacklist addresses through cPanel.

Yes. From cPanel, you can:

- Forward email to other accounts (e.g., to a personal inbox)
- Set up vacation replies or automated responses
- Route multiple addresses to a single inbox

Yes, you can create as many email addresses as your hosting plan allows.

Examples:
- sales@yourdomain.com
- support@yourdomain.com
- yourname@yourdomain.com

Each email account comes with configuration details in cPanel, including:

- Secure IMAP/POP3/SMTP server settings
- Step-by-step guides for Outlook, Apple Mail, iOS, Android
- Auto-configuration scripts for some clients

- POP3 downloads emails to one device and removes them from the server.
- IMAP keeps emails synced across all your devices.
- SMTP is used for sending emails from any client or app.

For most users, IMAP + SMTP is the recommended setup for flexibility and reliability.

Yes, our plans include JetBackup.

- Regular backups of all email data
- Restore emails, mailboxes, or full accounts from multiple recovery points
- Accessible via the cPanel interface

Absolutely.

- We offer assistance and tools to migrate emails, contacts, and folders.
- Migration can be done via IMAP sync or manual import/export.
- We recommend migrating during off-peak hours to avoid missed messages.

Yes, all emails are encrypted in transit via SSL/TLS.

- Webmail and email client connections use secure ports.
- We also implement server-level security with Imunify360 and brute-force protection.
- For sensitive needs, you can enable SPF, DKIM, and DMARC in DNS.

Yes, to ensure server health and prevent abuse:

- Daily and hourly sending limits are in place (usually 200�500/hour per account)
- Limits vary based on your plan and history
- If you need higher limits, you can request a review or upgrade your plan

You can send newsletters, but there are important caveats:

- You must follow spam laws (like CAN-SPAM and GDPR)
- Lists must be opt-in and permission-based
- For larger campaigns, consider integrating with a dedicated email marketing service (like Mailchimp or MailerLite)