Professional email at your own domain

Business Email [ice]Setup[/ice]

Business email setup at your own domain, with the right DNS records for reliable delivery, looked after by the same team that runs your website.

Look professional in every inbox Business Email Setup, [ice]Done Right[/ice]

An email from yourname@gmail.com doesn’t inspire the same confidence as yourname@yourbusiness.ca. A professional address builds trust, keeps your brand consistent and makes sure your messages land in inboxes instead of spam folders.

We set up business email on Microsoft 365 (our first recommendation for most businesses), Google Workspace or simple cPanel email on our servers. Every setup includes the DNS records that keep your mail trusted, migration of your existing messages and help connecting every phone and computer.

Hosting with us on our Hatchling plan? Basic cPanel email accounts are included free of charge. They’re great for a few low-volume addresses, but storage is limited (usually 1–5 GB per mailbox), so busy teams are better off with Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace.

Professional business website and email, by CryoDragon

What we look after

  • Email setup
  • Email migration
  • MX, SPF, DKIM & DMARC
  • Microsoft 365
  • Google Workspace
  • cPanel email
  • Shared mailboxes
  • Device setup help

One setup fee, then licences at cost Business Email [ice]Packages[/ice]

Every email service starts with the same one-time setup. After that, Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace licences are billed at the provider’s current price per user. Larger teams and complex migrations are quoted at our hourly rate.

Google Workspace

Gmail at Your Domain

At cost per user / month · Google’s current price
  • Gmail with your own domain
  • Google Drive, Docs & Sheets
  • Calendar & Meet
  • Shared drives for your team
  • Two-step verification
  • User adds & removals
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cPanel Email

Free With Hatchling Hosting

$0 included with Hatchling hosting
  • Email accounts at your domain
  • Webmail plus phone & desktop setup
  • Limited storage (usually 1–5 GB per mailbox)
  • Best for a few low-volume addresses
  • Upgrade to Microsoft 365 any time
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Choosing a serviceMicrosoft 365, Google Workspace or [ice]cPanel Email?[/ice]

All three give you professional email at your own domain. The difference is in storage, collaboration tools and how much your team relies on email every day.

Microsoft 365

Our first recommendation for most businesses. Outlook email with generous mailboxes, Teams for chat and meetings, OneDrive and SharePoint for files, and desktop Word, Excel and PowerPoint on Standard plans and up. Familiar, secure and built for growing teams.

Google Workspace

Gmail at your own domain, plus Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Calendar and Meet. A great choice for teams who already live in Google’s apps and collaborate in the browser.

cPanel email

Included free with our Hatchling hosting. Simple email accounts with webmail that work on any phone or computer. Storage is limited (usually 1–5 GB per mailbox), so it’s best for a few low-volume addresses.

DeliverabilityGetting Your Emails Into the [ice]Inbox, Not Spam[/ice]

Email providers like Gmail and Outlook check whether messages really come from your domain. Without the right DNS records, your legitimate emails can land in spam or be rejected, and major providers keep tightening their requirements.

We set up and verify every record your domain needs, including the newsletter tools and website forms that send email on your behalf.

  • MX tells the internet where to deliver your mail
  • SPF lists the servers allowed to send for your domain
  • DKIM adds a digital signature to every message
  • DMARC tells receiving servers what to do with fakes
  • Autodiscover helps phones and apps connect automatically

Migration and setupMoving Your Email [ice]Without the Headaches[/ice]

Switching email providers can feel risky, but with planning it’s smooth. We create accounts and aliases, migrate existing messages, contacts and calendars where possible, and switch DNS at the right moment so no mail is lost.

Then we help your team connect phones, laptops and email apps, and set up shared mailboxes, group addresses like info@ and sales@, forwarding rules and branded email signatures.

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Questions we hear a lot Business Email [ice]FAQs[/ice]

Do I own my domain?

Yes. We register domains in your name (or your organization’s), so it’s always yours, even if you move on from us.

Can you move our existing email without losing messages?

Usually, yes. We plan migrations carefully and can copy existing mail into the new system so nothing is lost.

Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace?

Both are excellent. We recommend Microsoft 365 for most businesses, especially teams who use Word, Excel and Outlook. Teams who love Google Docs and Gmail may prefer Workspace. We’ll help you choose.

Why do my emails go to spam?

Often it’s missing SPF, DKIM or DMARC records. We set these up so receiving servers can verify your mail is genuine.

Can you manage our DNS if our website is hosted somewhere else?

Yes. We can manage your domain and DNS records wherever your website and email live, and keep everything pointing to the right place when you change providers.

Do you also host websites?

We do. Many clients keep their domain, DNS, email and website together with us so there’s one team to call. See website hosting.

Is cPanel email really free?

Yes, with our Hatchling hosting. Storage is limited, usually 1–5 GB per mailbox, so it suits a few low-volume addresses.

Why do you recommend Microsoft 365 first?

It combines reliable email with Teams, OneDrive and Office apps, strong security tools and generous storage, which suits most growing businesses.

How much do Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace licences cost?

Both are billed per user, per month, at the provider’s current price, and prices change from time to time. We’ll help you choose the right plan.

Can I keep my existing email address?

Yes. When you change providers, your address stays the same; only the service behind it changes.

What are SPF, DKIM and DMARC?

They’re DNS records that prove your emails really come from your domain, helping them reach the inbox and protecting your domain from spoofing.

Can you set up shared addresses like info@?

Yes. We create shared mailboxes, aliases and groups so messages reach the right people.