Professional Email.

AI Summary reads a long email thread and condenses it into a short summary, so you can catch up on a busy conversation without scrolling through every reply. It's not available on the Light plan — Pro includes 5 summaries, Premium 10, and Ultra unlimited.

Smart Write (powered by Titan AI) drafts email replies for you based on the message you're responding to, so you're editing instead of starting from a blank page. It's not available on the Light plan — Pro includes 5 responses, Premium 20, and Ultra unlimited.

Read receipts notify you the moment a recipient opens your email, so you know your message actually landed instead of guessing. They're not available on the Light plan — Pro includes 25 read receipts, and Premium and Ultra include unlimited.

Titan Email uses multi-layered spam and virus protection that blocks 99.97% of unsolicited emails and malware. Every inbound message is checked against SPF records and real-time blacklists (RBL), scanned by multiple antivirus engines including ClamAV and Bitdefender, and filtered using AI-driven content analysis. Heuristics and Bayesian filtering continuously learn from email patterns to catch phishing attempts that simpler filters would miss. Administrators can adjust these defense levels directly in the control panel.

No — a professional email requires a custom domain, like you@yourcompany.com. Free email services can't offer the same credibility. Don't have one yet? Find a domain first.

No — professional email works with any domain, including ones registered elsewhere. You'll just need to update a few DNS records, which we walk you through.

Free email is generic and less trustworthy. Professional email uses your own domain, builds brand trust, and includes advanced security features like SSL and spam/virus protection.

Most plans allow multiple accounts under one domain — create role-based addresses like sales@ or support@, or one for each family member.

Yes, every plan supports IMAP/POP/SMTP and works with Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail apps, in addition to the built-in webmail.

Yes — import your existing email data from any remote server over IMAP, so your message history comes with you instead of starting from zero.

You can set up a catch-all mailbox, so anything sent to an address on your domain that doesn't exist yet still lands somewhere you'll see it, instead of bouncing.

You'll get a notice before you hit the limit, with the option to upgrade storage or clean up older attachments — nothing is deleted automatically.

1. Create email address — create a personalized email address that matches your domain.
2. Add a recovery email — protect your account by linking a recovery email, so you can reset your password if you ever forget it.
3. Sign in to Webmail — use Webmail to read, send, and organize your messages from your web browser.
4. Set up email on devices — connect your email to your phone and computer so you can access it on the go.
5. Send a first email — write and send your first message to see it in action.

Yes — worth knowing before you build a workflow around your inbox: