We don't host mailboxes.
Inbox email is its own discipline, so PHAS doesn't sell it half-done. These providers do it properly — pick one, add the records it gives you in your phas DNS editor, and mail on your domain flows to them.
Providers we recommend
All of them work with a domain registered or hosted at PHAS.
The familiar Gmail experience on your own domain, with Docs and Drive alongside.
Some of these are affiliate links — PHAS earns a commission if you sign up, and your price is unchanged. We only list mail we'd run ourselves.
Just want an address on your domain? Email forwarding is free with every phas DNS zone — info@yourdomain delivered to any inbox you already use. Set it up on the domain's DNS page; receive-only, no mailbox needed.
Set-up on your domain
Pick a provider
Sign up with them directly — billing and support for mail stay with the provider.
Add their DNS records
Your provider lists the MX, SPF and DKIM records it needs — add them in your phas DNS editor in a couple of minutes.
Mail flows
Delivery goes to your provider. Your site, domain and DNS stay at PHAS.
Already have a domain here? Your provider's records go in through the zone's DNS editor — a couple of minutes, start to finish.
Open the DNS editorCommon questions
Do you host the mailboxes?
No — the providers above do. You add their DNS records in your phas zone, and your billing stays with the provider.
Why go through PHAS at all?
Your domain, site and DNS stay in one account with a clean record editor — and if you only need addresses on your domain, email forwarding is built in, free.
Can I switch providers later?
Yes. Swap the old provider's records for the new one's in your DNS editor and mail cuts over once DNS propagates.
Will changing email affect my website?
No. Mail uses its own records — MX and TXT — so web traffic never notices.