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What's a good alternative to Gmail?
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this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2023
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I've been using Zoho mail for a few years now with my own domain linked to it and it works flawlessly for less than 12€/y. (less than 24€/y if you also add the domain cost)
Hell, I'm using the free tier. Zoho has the most relaxed offerings for free tier of any email provider I've looked into.
Their Admin UI sucks though. It's almost impossible to find anything, and once you do find a link to what you need you're forwarded to some other new tool they've created in the last year. Giant pain in the ass.
Yeah I usually mention that whenever I mention Zoho, guess I forgot it this time :)
I'm very happy with them, but every time I need to add a sending email alias I'm looking through 3+ places to find the right one where I can do that.
I have used zoho as well. Have great office tools also.
+1, Zoho here. Super cheap, and I feel a lot more confident that they aren't selling my data out the window, because I'm actually paying for the service.
Started with Proton then ended up at Zoho.