High quality all in one mailbox solutions right now? A rare gem. Mutant Mail is a god send for those who manage multiple domains. It eliminates the need to setup multiple email accounts within email clients or check multiple webmails regularly as all emails are forwarded to a single email of your choosing. When one replies to an email, it gets sent out exactly as if it was sent via the domain owner (so the user has no clue any forwarder was used). Find more details on how to reply forwarded email. Pricing: Despite being an innovative and unique solution, we are Cheaper than fin. Infact you can start Free with us, and our highest plan cost less than Starbucks Coffee.
Does this mean that I could potentially cancel my G-Suite subscription, as I mainly use it for my business email anyways, and instead, I can just use mutant mail and still have my emails go out from my domain. Yes, your understanding is correct. You can use Mutant Mail to send, receive and reply to your domain’s(one or many) emails from any control/recipient/destination Inbox (Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, Yandex, Hey, Office365 anything). The only condition is since Mutant Mail doesn’t store any emails by itself, you need to have a destination inbox outside of the Mutant Mail system (can be anything), where your emails will be stored. You will receive all your domain’s email on your destination inbox, and when you reply, it will go as your domain’s email instead of that control inbox to your recipient. If you are still on the fence, give our free plan a shot.
Monitor your Domain and IP reputation: Domain and IP reputation are both important factors to consider when sending email campaigns. Your domain reputation is how recipients perceive your sending domain. A high domain reputation means that your recipients are more likely to trust your messages and open them. Conversely, a low domain reputation means that your recipients are more likely to mark your messages as spam, or even unsubscribe from future messages. IP reputation is how recipients perceive the IP address from which you’re sending messages. Just like with domains, a high IP reputation means that your recipients are more likely to trust your messages and open them. Conversely, a low IP reputation means that your recipients are more likely to mark your messages as spam, or even unsubscribe from future messages.
Can I keep using my domain on Google Workspace (G-Suite)? At a time only one server can accept mailbox related to any domain. But there is a workaround. You can have your main domain associated with mutant mail and a subdomain associated with your Google Workspace(G-Suite). That way Mutant Mail can route all admin, legal, anything @ example.com to your G-Suite control@inbox.example.com And of course, when you will reply to those emails from your subdomain, your domain email id will be shown to the recipient and not your subdomain.
Email ids on Mutant Mail can help you create a more professional image for your business or organization. It’s simple, yet distinctive. The email id on Mutant Mail is not tied to a single service provider, but can be used for multiple purpose. This helps in creating a unified image and brand across the services of your choice. Comparing this to plus sign (+) trick, you really can’t have an independent email with it’s own identity. Did we tell you, Mutant Mail allows you to have your own separate signature for each of your email id too? Did we tell you that almost all the services out their, store your emails in plaintext? That means, in case a mishap happens, and their servers are ever compromised, anyone and everyone can read your emails, without breaking a sweat. Find additional information on https://www.mutantmail.com/.
If I use a GPG/OpenPGP key, that’s at the account level, correct? So every email I receive will be encrypted. Will every email I *send* be encrypted, and is there anything special the recipient needs to do to open them? We allow GPG/PGP at a finer level, and it’s set at the individual recipient email id level. Yes, once you set it from “Recipient Inbox”, emails are encrypted only on forward flow and a client like thunderbird will be needed to handle decryption automatically. Your clients don’t need anything for that, as we don’t encrypt that flow yet.