There's Zoho Mail which supports custom domains for email. Their paid tiers are cheap as long as you don't need a lot of storage. I was able to switch over to their free tier since I didn't need extra users.
I switched to Zoho mail and it works fine for sending/receiving email, but compared to Gmail their clients feel like 1999. The search is terrible (you can't search Archived email) and tags only seem to exist in webmail and are not shown in the main inbox view.
It's true. I only use it for extremely basic and low volume purpose. I'm not sure I'd love it as my primary email, but it can be forwarded back to a regular Gmail account too.
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There's Zoho Mail which supports custom domains for email. Their paid tiers are cheap as long as you don't need a lot of storage. I was able to switch over to their free tier since I didn't need extra users.
I switched to Zoho mail and it works fine for sending/receiving email, but compared to Gmail their clients feel like 1999. The search is terrible (you can't search Archived email) and tags only seem to exist in webmail and are not shown in the main inbox view.
It's true. I only use it for extremely basic and low volume purpose. I'm not sure I'd love it as my primary email, but it can be forwarded back to a regular Gmail account too.