Build a consistent business identity with an address such as [email protected]. telaMail keeps your domain-based email separate from personal inboxes, with mailbox and storage choices for sole traders, small businesses and growing UK teams.
An address on your own domain keeps your business name in the conversation. Compare the mailbox and storage allowances, then plan how your team will access email and bring existing messages across.
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Keep the website, email and domain details connected
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The details that make a difference
Put your business name in every message
Professional email gives your team an address on your own domain. Compare mailbox counts, storage and the way you connect your devices.
Start with the people
Count real mailboxes and the devices people use. Role-based addresses and shared working practices may need different arrangements from individual inboxes.
Plan the changeover
Record existing mail settings and the messages that must be retained. Email DNS, website hosting and domain registration should be reviewed as separate parts of a move.
Keep access organised
Use appropriate passwords and account access practices. Document the device setup and support route so routine changes are easier to manage.
A clear way forward
A professional address, thoughtfully connected.
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Choose a domain
Use the business name your customers recognise.
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Plan the mailboxes
Compare user numbers, storage and existing messages.
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Connect and test
Review DNS and test incoming and outgoing mail on the required devices.
Find the next useful connection
Keep the essentials working together.
Your website may depend on more than one service. Explore the related options around the way you work.
Bring your current application, account structure and data sizes into the conversation. Agree the migration scope and testing before changing live services.
Identify the website files, databases and mailboxes that need to move.
Check software versions, external integrations and scheduled work.
Keep suitable backups and agree how to test the transferred service.
Record the existing DNS and who will make the final changes.
A little clarity
Your questions, answered.
Do I need my own domain for business email?
A professional address uses a domain you control. If you already own a domain, discuss connecting its email records without assuming its registration or website hosting must move too.
How many mailboxes do I need?
Count individual users and the genuine inboxes required by the business. Review the selected plan’s mailbox and storage allowances before deciding how addresses and teams will be organised.
Can I keep my existing messages?
Discuss the existing provider, mailbox sizes and access method before changing services. The migration scope and any limitations should be agreed before switching email routing.
Will changing email hosting move my website?
Website and email services can be managed separately. Check the current DNS records and agree which records will change so the website and other connected services keep their intended routing.
Can I use email on a phone and computer?
Share the mail applications and devices you use so the team can confirm the supported connection details. Test sending, receiving and any shared workflow after setup.
What should I include in an email support request?
Use the client area and describe the mailbox, application, error and whether sending or receiving is affected. Do not send the mailbox password or private message contents in a general enquiry.
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