I recommend Proton Mail if you just want a simple, no fuss email service. It's free with some paid options, but the paid options are super unecessary and pretty much useless if you just use email to sign up and send support emails. Proton Mail also blocks trackers and cleans links in your emails.
this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2023
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I switched to disroot and am so far super happy with it. especially because it comes with a lot of nice features like file transfer and cloud storage. its also free.
I'm considering moving to disroot as well.
> its also free.
That it is, but please consider donating as it's also non-profit :)
I absolutely would recommend purelymail.com as well. I do self-host but this is quite a big undertaking, and even then you can occasionally get deliverability problems. For business use I would definitely use purelymail.
If you want your own domain name (i.e. yourname@yourbusiness.com) you can buy it from namecheap or godaddy. Then you can set it up for free on Zohomail. Its what I did for my small business