Hosted Email Provider Reviews

If you're willing to decouple from Microsoft's primary ecosystem, Intermedia Exchange can handle your business's email with enhanced security that provides extra control over policy.

It's pricey, but Microsoft 365's combination of domain hosting, easy administration, security, and its industry-leading productivity suite keeps it at the top of the email hosting heap.

GoDaddy is a robust web hosting service that offers well-integrated Microsoft Office email features and excellent customer service support. That said, it lacks cloud hosting and has skimpy default email.

G Suite by Google Cloud (for Business) has ramped up its features and functionality to evolve from an also-ran into a legitimate competitor to Microsoft's Office Suite. Compatibility issues with Microsoft are still a pain point, but G Suite by Google Cloud (for Business) has otherwise been a reliable and robust choice for businesses.

Rackspace Hosted Exchange excels at providing a familiar and powerful hosted email solution for existing customers. But if you're not already a Rackspace customer, then you may be better off looking at other options.

IceWarp Cloud is a decent product suite at an affordable price. But its all-or-nothing approach means it might not be for you if all you want is hosted email.

Zoho Mail is feature-rich with close integration to the rest of Zoho's business applications. It's marred by a sometimes confusing interface, but it's a solid product for the price.

Though it still has some rough edges, if you need a secure, well-designed, and inexpensive email service without a lot of bells and whistles, then look no further than AtMail.

Amazon WorkMail has a nice a-la-carte approach, but it fails to deliver a polished experience and surprisingly lacks some of the enterprise features that administrators expect.