MailMonk
Vercel for email — 4 DNS records, 4 minutes
What it does
Email on your own domain shouldn't take an afternoon and 15 DNS records. MailMonk gets you real, sending inboxes in three records — or one click with Domain Connect. Free for 2 mailboxes, $3/user after that. No suite, no upsells, just email that works.
Custom domain email without running a mail server. Point a few DNS records at MailMonk and send and receive from you@yourdomain. Two mailboxes free.
Bring a domain, paste three records, and start sending from an address that is actually yours. Bring a domain, paste three records, and start sending from an address that is actually yours. Save 4 weeks per role, on average. Type it in. Mailmonk generates everything your domain needs to send and receive mail — no servers, no config files, no guesswork. Email setup usually means a wall of DNS records. Mailmonk collapses the whole stack into three. Copy them over — verification runs on its own. Your first mailbox is live in one click. Add hello@, billing@ and support@ as aliases — or give teammates inboxes of their own. Your inbox is live. Write your first message from your own domain — no…from mailmonk.co
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