Extra addresses, no extra mailboxes.
Give customers hello@, orders@ and billing@ without paying for more mailboxes. Each address delivers into your mailbox, and you can reply from it.
How it works
Add an address
In webmail, press + next to Addresses and type the name you want, like orders. It's created on your domain.
Mail arrives in your inbox
Mail to the new address lands in the mailbox you already have, marked with the address it was sent to.
Reply as that address
Choose the address when you write, so replies to orders@ come from orders@.
maya@Mailboxhello@Extra address, arrives for Mayaorders@Extra address, arrives for Mayabilling@Extra address, arrives for Mayaanything else@Catch-all, arrives for Maya
Details
No extra cost per address
Up to 30 extra addresses per mailbox on every plan. You only pay for the mailbox.
Catch-all if you want it
Turn on the catch-all and mail to any address at your domain reaches you, even ones you haven't set up.
Other domains too
On Business and Pro, add another domain you own and use addresses on it in the same mailbox.
Questions
How many extra addresses can I have?
Up to 30 per mailbox, on every plan. They deliver into that mailbox and share its storage and daily sending limit. Add them in webmail with the + next to Addresses.
What's the difference between a mailbox and an extra address?
A mailbox has its own inbox, password and storage. An extra address is another address that delivers into a mailbox you already have.
Can I get mail sent to any address at my domain?
Yes, on every plan. Turn on the catch-all in webmail under Settings, Addresses, and mail to any address at your domain that isn't set up arrives in your mailbox. Your own addresses still get their own mail. It's off until you turn it on, because spammers often guess addresses. You can also add +anything to your address, like [email protected], with nothing to set up.