Mailboxes on your own domain
Mailboxes on your own domain with webmail and your mail apps. The Free plan includes 5 mailboxes of 1 GB on 1 domain.
Give each person an address on your domain, such as you@example.com. Read mail in webmail or in the mail app you already use, on your computer or your phone.
Mail Hosting on each plan
Mail Hosting comes with every plan at no extra charge. Your plan sets how many mailboxes you get and how much room each one has.
Free
Email on one domain for a few people.
- 5 mailboxes
- 1 GB in each mailbox
- 1 mail domain
- Webmail and mail apps
Pro
More mailboxes, with more room in each.
- 10 mailboxes
- 10 GB in each mailbox
- 3 mail domains
- Everything in Free
Business
Email for a whole team.
- 50 mailboxes
- 25 GB in each mailbox
- 10 mail domains
- Everything in Pro
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What Mail Hosting includes
Every mailbox gets these, on every plan.
- Webmail. Read and send mail in your browser, with labels, filters, forwarding and out-of-office replies. Open webmail
- Your mail apps. Use Outlook, Apple Mail, the mail app on your phone or any other app that reads mail over IMAP. Many apps fill in the server details for you. If an app asks you to choose IMAP or POP3, choose IMAP.
- Aliases and a catch-all. Deliver mail for one address to one or more mailboxes, or catch every unknown address on a domain.
- Mail from your old provider. Copy mail into a mailbox from another server, from Gmail or Microsoft 365, or from a backup file.
- Mailbox security. Give each mail app its own app password, and turn on two-factor sign-in for a mailbox.
- DNS records set for you. When the domain’s DNS is on Coritan, we publish the records your mail needs and keep them up to date. DNS hosting
How it works
- Set up your email. Create the Mail Hosting service your plan includes, in the dashboard.
- Add your domain. Add the domain and publish the DNS records the dashboard shows. When its DNS is on Coritan, we publish them for you.
- Create mailboxes. Create a mailbox for each person, then open webmail or connect a mail app.
Add-ons
An add-on raises one limit without a change of plan.
- Extra Mailbox: One more mailbox on the email your plan includes, with the same space as the others.
Guides for Mail Hosting
Our docs explain each step, from your domain to your first message.
- How Mail Hosting works: How domains, mailboxes and aliases fit together.
- Add a domain to Mail Hosting: Publish the domain’s DNS records and verify it, so its mailboxes can send and receive.
- Create and manage mailboxes: Create mailboxes, reset passwords and change how much space each one has.
- Connect a mail app to Mail Hosting: Set up a desktop or phone mail app, with automatic setup or the server names.
- Move existing mail into a mailbox: Bring mail from another server, from Gmail or Microsoft 365, or from a backup file.
- How webmail works: How to open webmail, and which mailboxes it shows.
Set up your mailboxes
Start on the Free plan with 5 mailboxes of 1 GB on your own domain.
Frequently asked questions
Does Mail Hosting cost extra?
Mail Hosting comes with every plan at no extra charge: 5 mailboxes on Free, 10 on Pro and 50 on Business. You pay only for extra mailboxes you add.
Can I use Outlook, Apple Mail or the mail app on my phone?
Any mail app that uses IMAP and SMTP works with your mailbox, and so do apps that use JMAP. Apps that support automatic setup fill in the server names for you. We do not offer POP3.
Can I read my mail in a browser?
Every mailbox opens in webmail at www.coritan.com/webmail. There you can sort mail with labels and filters, forward it, set an out-of-office reply and keep an address book.
Can one address deliver to several people?
An alias delivers mail for one address to one or more mailboxes, so sales@ can reach everyone on your sales team. A catch-all takes mail for every unknown address on a domain.
How do I move my email from another provider?
Copy it into a mailbox from another server over IMAP, from Gmail or Microsoft 365, or from an mbox, eml, zip or cPanel backup file.