Multiple domains
All of them, one inbox.
Add a domain, publish the records it prints, and every address on it receives mail. Subdomains are added the same way.
In short
How does a domain receive email?
Mail for a domain goes wherever its MX records point. Other records, such as SPF and DKIM, let receivers check that mail claiming to come from it is genuine. Where the name was registered does not come into it.
1
Domain on Free
50
Domains on Starter
500
Domains on Business
∞
Domains on Enterprise
How it works
Every domain gets its own records
Each domain lists the records it needs. Publish them wherever your DNS lives, and the domain goes green once they resolve.
One press writes every record
Connect Cloudflare on the Providers tab and Sync writes them all into your zone, the MX included, then verifies the domain as it finishes.
Moving a domain that already gets mail
A sync replaces the MX records, so new mail stops going to the old provider and starts arriving here.
What you get
In the product today
Any registrar, any DNS
The domain stays with its registrar. You only publish the records.
One set of records
Mail arrives on the same records that turned the domain green.
Subdomains included
mail.acme.com is added the same way acme.com is.
Nothing per domain
Your plan names how many are included, with nothing extra to buy.
Good practice
Getting the most out of it
- 01
Sync when you are ready
A sync moves the domain's mail here, so be ready to read it before you press it.
- 02
Save a tuned DMARC first
A sync replaces any policy at _dmarc with a starter p=none, so copy yours somewhere before you press it.
- 03
Merge duplicate SPF records
A name may carry one SPF record only. If yours has two, a sync leaves them alone until you merge them.
Questions
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Start
Your domain,
your mail.
Point a domain at OpenEmail and read it in a mailbox built around it. The free plan covers one domain.
