School me on web-email host please.

[Sydwaiz]

Time for my small company to get out of the dark ages. I'm currently using Bluedomino for webhosting and email. They suck. Emails always bounce back. I don't think they are a trustworthy site. Been with them for years before we knew anything and someone else set it up for us. Just been to complacent to change.

I need to find a new host but don't know who or what is good. A company that can migrate our website would be beneficial since I'm not too tech savvy. I'll be needing a new website soon as well but I'm sure that's a different topic.

My needs aren't much. Half a dozen email accounts with lots of storage and simple webhosting. What say you?

[yolocalypso]

I would say either Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. I haven’t used GW, but people I know that have like it. We use Microsoft 365 at work and it’s easy to use.

[Preston-CLB]

I use Web.com to host my site and web-based e-mail for my domain. I have been with them for years. Excellent tech support and reliability.

I also use MS 365 and have my personal account and my domain's account linked in Outlook.

I use the Web-based e-mail when I am away from my home computers.
-P

[Cowboy T]

You might seriously consider having your Web site on-site. That's what I do now with my Web sites, after I got "Internet-censored" for my pro-2A views. Apparently my previous "provider" decided that I had somehow violated their Terms of Service and locked up my Web site for quite some time before I could get the content back.

Now everything is hosted on-site. Turns out it isn't as hard as some make it out to be to host your own Web site, especially if you use Apache HTTP Server on, say, GNU/Linux or FreeBSD. Just make sure you make your regular backups like you should be doing anyway. Also, email isn't that difficult if you use something like PostFix and Dovecot.