Email hosting for multiple domains, without the multiplication
The default answer — a mailbox per domain — multiplies costs AND inboxes. Ten domains shouldn't mean ten logins, ten spam folders and ten monthly fees.
The mailbox-per-domain trap
Google Workspace and Zoho price per user and organize per domain. Five brands = five info@ mailboxes you must open, plus per-user fees that jumped again in 2026. Most multi-domain owners end up checking none of them — the mail effectively disappears.
The consolidation approach
Keep zero mailboxes. Every domain forwards into the one inbox you already read; each message arrives tagged with its brand; replying sends from that brand’s address automatically. Costs stay flat regardless of domain count, and there is exactly one place to look.
What to check before you pick a tool
- Reply identity: can you answer as each domain without per-domain SMTP surgery?
- Deliverability: who maintains SPF/DKIM/DMARC on ten domains? (If the answer is “you,” replies will drift into spam.)
- Visibility: when a forward breaks — and they do — will you find out before your customer does?
- Flat pricing: per-seat or per-mailbox pricing defeats the purpose.
All Your Inboxes was built as that checklist: one-click setup per domain, replies from the right address, daily deliverability watch with alerts, an activity log of every message, from $6.99/mo flat for 5 inboxes.
All your email. One place.
Connect any inbox. Send from the right address automatically. Free plan forever, paid from $6.99/mo, and it never touches how your mailboxes are set up.
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