Just like with web hosting, email hosting is a service provided by a hosting or email company to manage custom domain-based email accounts. Most companies basically rent out space on an email server to customers, then handle email sending and receiving.

Our professional email is, however, more than just a storage space and delivery service. It’s a wide variety of integrations and collaboration features available to boost productivity and team effectiveness.

It’s easy! Let’s see how to get your own email for your domain name with us, and how to make a business email address.

First, you need to register a domain name. You can do this with any domain name registrar. 
If you registered your domain name somewhere else, it’s called a 3rd party domain name.
But don’t worry. You can still enjoy an email plan with us and easily set this up in a few clicks. You’ll get the steps sent to you personally.

This is usually a question of setting up the right DNS records and activating your mailbox. Your email provider should give you the details you need. If you’ve already registered a domain name and purchased a business email with us. It’s simple to get started. You just need to follow our easy step-by-step guides to set up the right DNS records and then create your Private Email mailbox. 

With our hosted email service, you are renting high-quality email servers to manage the communications of your business. Some hosting providers offer free email hosting options with very few features and little to no support. Private Email is a premium email interface that gives you more flexibility and power. Professional web-based email takes place when both incoming and outgoing emails are managed by a cloud mail server, which is one of the reasons so many business owners choose Private Email. 

Private Email supports two methods of second-factor authentication, which are among the toughest technologies in the world today.

TOTP (Time-based One-Time Password) is a standardized method that generates a changing temporary code that is unique each time, and expires as soon as the new one has been generated.

U2F (Universal 2nd Factor) is a method that doesn’t require any codes or software applications because it is hardware-based. Authentication happens with the help of a small USB or NFC device that stores your encrypted data.