
An email address that ends in your own domain, such as name@yourbusiness.com, looks more trustworthy than a free webmail address and keeps your communication under your business name. I set up business email so that it works on your phone, your computer and in a web browser.
There are several ways to do it. Basic webmail comes with many hosting packages and is enough for simple needs. Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 and Zoho Mail are paid services with larger mailboxes, shared calendars and more tools. I explain the differences and help you choose what suits your team.
Who this is for
It suits any business with its own domain that wants professional email, from one person to a growing team. If you do not have a domain yet, I can register one for you.
What you receive
- Help choosing between basic webmail, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 and Zoho Mail
- Mailbox setup on your domain, with the records email needs to work and be trusted
- Setting up email on your phone and computer
- Five basic webmail accounts with website packages, where your hosting supports them
- Support if something stops working
How it works
- DiscussWe agree how many addresses you need and which service fits.
- Set upI configure the service and the records on your domain.
- ConnectI help you add the accounts to your devices.
- CheckWe test sending and receiving.
- SupportI stay available if you have questions or need changes.
Worth knowing
Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 and Zoho Mail are charged by those providers and priced per user, so their costs are separate from my fee. I explain the current options when we talk.
Basic webmail depends on the hosting plan, so its features vary. I only promise what your hosting supports.
Common questions
Is business email included with my website?
Website packages include five basic webmail accounts where your hosting supports them. Paid services such as Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 cost extra.
Can I keep my existing email address?
If you already use your own domain for email, I can usually keep it working and move it across carefully. Tell me what you use now.