Small Team Email
Plan domain mailboxes for a small team and its shared addresses.
- Domain and mailbox count
- Shared aliases and forwarding
- Mailbox space and app access
Plan team mailboxes on your own domain, from the first address to a full migration.
Contact AffixCloud to confirm email plans, mailbox limits and migration options.
Choose the closest option and tell us what you need. Ask for availability, an itemized price and the billing term before you decide.
Plan domain mailboxes for a small team and its shared addresses.
Scope separate addresses for departments and staff.
Prepare a move for a team that already has mailboxes and archives.
Start by listing the people who need their own mailbox and the shared addresses your team uses. Confirm mailbox sizes, supported devices and migration options before changing your domain’s mail records.
Separate individual mailboxes from aliases, forwarding addresses and group inboxes such as sales@ or support@.
Ask about mailbox quotas, attachment limits, webmail and compatibility with your team’s desktop and mobile mail apps.
Plan the MX change and confirm how to configure SPF, DKIM and DMARC for your sending services.
List the mailboxes, folders and archives that must move. Check whether calendars and contacts need a separate export.
Test one team member’s mailbox in webmail, desktop, and mobile before moving everyone. Confirm they can access any shared inboxes they need.
Include website forms, billing tools, newsletters, and help desks. Check their sender settings when you configure the new mail provider.
Send to and from an external mailbox and reply to both messages. Test forwarding and group addresses before you retire the old setup.
Yes. A domain can point its website and mail records to different providers. Keep a copy of the existing DNS records before making changes.
A mailbox stores messages and has its own sign-in. An alias is an extra address that usually delivers to an existing mailbox.