- Is my Gmail fine? It works. But it mixes work with family mail, looks less established, and the free service reads your messages to sell ads.
- Is this hard? No. You tell us the address you want; we set it up and move your email. You keep using email exactly the same way.
- How much? A flat $29/mo. No per-seat math, no surprise fees.
- Will I lose my old email? No. We keep the old address working during the switch so you don't miss anything.
Get a Professional Email Address for Your Business
A business email looks like this: you@yourbusiness.com, not yourname@gmail.com. It looks more established, keeps work separate from family mail, and no one reads your messages to sell you ads. Here is what it is, in plain words, and why it's easier than you think.
$29/mo flat · We move it for you · No ads, no tracking
Straight answers first
The honest quick answers
Side by side, plain words
Business email vs a free personal account
Same email, different experience. The table below keeps it simple.
| Business email (Last Hour) | Free personal account | |
|---|---|---|
| Your address | you@yourbusiness.com | yourname@gmail.com |
| Looks | Established, professional | Personal, less formal |
| Work vs family mail | Kept separate | Mixed together |
| Does it read your mail? | ✓ No scanning for ads | Scans messages to target ads |
| Cost | Flat $29/mo | Free, but you're the product |
| Where it's stored | Servers we own in the US | Big company's cloud |
| Moving it over | We do it for you | Self-managed |
Why it matters
Three reasons a business address is worth it
- It looks like you mean business. When a customer sees you@yourbusiness.com, they read "real company." A Gmail address reads "maybe a side thing." It's a small detail that counts.
- Work stops mixing with home. No more scrolling past the family group chat to find a customer's quote. One place for work, one for everything else.
- Your messages stay yours. A free email service stays free by reading your messages and showing you ads. A paid business address is the product you buy, not the product being sold.
How it works
Switching, in three plain steps
- Tell us the address you want. That's it, the whole setup step.
- We move your email over. Your old messages come along, and the old address keeps working until you're ready.
- You just use email as always. Same way you do now, only the address looks like a real business.
Frequently asked questions
Why shouldn't I use my personal Gmail for my business?
It works, and millions of people do it. The downsides are that it looks less established, your personal inbox is also where family and junk mail land, and the free service pays for itself by using your messages. A business address keeps work separate and looks professional.
Is this hard to set up?
No. You tell us the address you want, and we set it up and move your email over. You keep using email exactly the way you do now; only the address changes.
How much does a business email cost?
On our private email hosting it is a flat $29/mo for the whole thing, with no per-user or per-mailbox surprises, unlike the big per-seat plans. There are no ad-supported free tiers mining your messages.
Will my emails still come to the same place?
Yes. You just open your email as always and your business messages sit there. If you want the old Gmail address to keep working for a while, we can set that up so you don't miss anything during the switch.
Can I have email at my own web address?
Yes, that's exactly what a business email is: you@yourbusiness.com instead of yourname@gmail.com. It looks more established and you own the address.
Is my business email private?
Yes. Our email hosting does not scan your messages to show ads and does not sell your data. Your mail is stored on servers we own in the United States, not on a free service that reads it for profit.
Sources
Most of this is about our own service, stated on this site's pricing and email pages. Where a market claim appears, the source is linked below; verify current figures before quoting them.