Whether it's a single personal domain or two hundred client domains, the job is the same: get mail to the right inbox, authenticated, and prove where it went. Here are the most common ways people use JoltMx.
Personal
Send and receive as you@yourname.com instead of a free webmail address - while still reading everything in the inbox you already use.
you@ straight to Gmail or OutlookDomain collectors
You own domains for ideas you might build and brands you might use. Each one occasionally gets real mail - but none of them justifies a paid mailbox.
Privacy
Give each service its own address - netflix@, bank@, shop@ - so you can see who leaked your details and cut off spam at the source.
Small business
hello@, support@, and sales@ should reach the right person - not sit in a mailbox nobody pays attention to.
Agencies
Clients want addresses on their own domains. You want routing control and delivery visibility - not to become the mail operator for every account you manage.
Product teams
Your product needs to receive mail on a custom domain and hand it to a helpdesk, queue, or workflow. JoltMx owns the SMTP edge so your team doesn't run mail servers.
support@ to your helpdesk inbox.eml for debuggingTwo-way
Forwarding gets mail in. Authenticated SMTP submission lets you send and reply as your alias, properly DKIM-signed so it lands in the inbox.
Continuity
Rebranded, merged, or retired a domain? Mail still arrives for years. Forward it somewhere current instead of letting it bounce into a void.
Deliverability
Forwarding usually breaks SPF and lands mail in spam. JoltMx checks SPF, DKIM, and DMARC on every message and applies SRS so forwarded mail stays trusted.
If you need inbound mail on a domain routed somewhere sensible, JoltMx almost certainly fits. Tell us what you're trying to do.
Point your MX records at JoltMx. Add a domain. Create your first rule. Done.
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