Deliverability
DKIM explained
What is DKIM? DomainKeys Identified Mail in plain language: what the digital signature does and how to set up DKIM properly for your domain.
Blog
The Mailflux blog
Recent articles
Privacy & GDPR
Data sovereignty and the CLOUD Act: why the EU matters
CLOUD Act and email: why US legislation can reach your data, what data sovereignty means and why European hosting brings peace of mind.
Privacy & GDPR
Data processing agreement for email: what you need to know
Data processing agreement for email: what it is, when the GDPR requires one, and what to watch out for as soon as you handle personal data.
Setup & how-to
Creating an email alias (20 free aliases)
Want to create an email alias? With Mailflux you get 20 free aliases. Here's how to add an extra email address in your webmail without a separate mailbox.
Tools
Cost calculator: what your business email costs per year (tool)
Calculate your business email cost: work out mailboxes x price per month x 12 plus domain to reach your annual cost. With a concrete worked example.
Setup & how-to
Connecting your own domain to your email
Connecting your own domain to email? Here's how, in plain language, to set the right DNS records and send from you@yourcompany.com. Step by step.
Email academy
Choosing your professional email address (firstname@yourbusiness.com)
Choosing a professional email address: firstname@ or info@, do's and don'ts and concrete examples of an address that grows with your business.
Tools
Checklist: setting up a professional email address
Professional email address checklist: from your own domain to 2FA in 6 tickable steps. Print it or save it and set up your business email today.
Setup & how-to
Changing and securing your email password
Change your email password in the Mailflux webmail: the step-by-step plan in a few minutes, plus tips for a strong password that secures your mailbox.
Glossary
Catch-all: meaning and use
Catch-all meaning: one mailbox that catches all mail for your domain, including mistyped addresses. Read the pros and cons, with an example.
Industries
Business email address for SMEs and small businesses
A business email address for SMEs: mailboxes per colleague plus shared addresses like info@ and sales@, managed centrally at a fixed price.
Industries
Business email address for freelancers and the self-employed
A business email address for freelancers: email as firstname@yourbusiness.com instead of a free address. One mailbox, a fair price, no IT needed.