Guides
Email guides.
Plain-language guides to running email on your own domain: the DNS records, what they do, and how to set a team up to answer mail together.
- GuidesHow to set up email on your own domainStep by step: set up email on a domain you own. The MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, where to add them, and how to check that mail arrives and sends.
- GuidesSPF, DKIM and DMARC explainedWhat SPF, DKIM and DMARC do, how they work together, what a good record looks like, and the mistakes that send your mail to spam. In plain language.
- GuidesFree business email on your own domainHow to get free team email at your own domain: addresses for everyone, a shared inbox and Slack routing, sending through your own Resend or Brevo account.
- GuidesShared inbox for small teamsA free shared inbox for support@, sales@ and hello@: assign conversations, leave internal notes, route each address to Slack and draft replies with AI.
- GuidesEmail for startups: a practical setup guideA practical email setup for a new startup: which addresses to create, how to authenticate your domain, where replies should land and what it costs.
- Use casesBooking links, team calendar and meeting notesBooking links, a team calendar that syncs with Google and Outlook, and a notetaker for Meet, Zoom and Teams calls, all next to the email that set them up.
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