Great Email Hosting Providers

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Speaking of business, separating email and web hosting has the advantage of saving time. If you decide that one of the services isn't for you or you want to upgrade to a better service, it's easy to do so without affecting the other half of your business.

If you're tied in two ways with a bundled provider, it's harder to break those chains. That's why it's best to have separate providers for email and hosting.

At this point, you're probably nodding your head and ready to banish your email and web hosting combo. However, you'll need a suitable email provider first.

The following six solutions work great with a separate host, though we'll discuss them in more detail in the following sections. Using any of them allows you to keep email and hosting separate.

1. Google Workspace
The Google Workspace website.
The Google Workspace website.
First up, we have Google Workspace . This is a service known to millions of users, not just for the quality of its email. As the name suggests, it is a whole set of tools and applications that help you south africa whatsapp number data do your daily work (although we are focusing on email here).

Google Workspace Apps.
Google Workspace Apps.
Gmail is (of course) the email hosting part of Workspace. It's a long-standing Google service, and from the start, it nailed what email should be. You can use single-key shortcuts to perform almost any action, making shrinking a bulky inbox a cinch. We appreciate the Vim-like navigation shortcuts for scrolling through the inbox.

It's no exaggeration to say that Gmail has redefined much of what email is for many. Almost every provider now uses an archive folder to hold old emails, and most include Gmail-inspired colored labels to flag specific emails for later. The old folder system of the past is almost obsolete now, all thanks to the prevalence of Gmail.

Since Kinsta runs on Google Cloud Platform , you also get better integration with Workspace apps. This is something we’ll talk about later, but if you’re a Kinsta user, you can “auto-apply” MX records for the domain of your choice.