One price per domain. Unlimited mailboxes.

You pay for the domain, not for every person on it. When someone joins, you give them a mailbox and the invoice stays the same. We do the heavy lifting too: we bring over the email you already have and set up your DNS.

Full pack: €35 per domain per month, excl. VAT. Every service can also be taken on its own; see pricing.

A 10-person company per month, excl. VAT
Monthly email cost for 10 people: per-seat pricing versus a flat price
ServicePer month
Google Workspace10 × €6.80 (Business Starter)€68.00
Microsoft 36510 × €6.07 (Business Basic)€60.70
mailq, full packDNS, filter, unlimited mailboxes and DMARC€35.00
mailq, mailboxes onlyunlimited, 30 GB shared€19.00
Person number 11 adds €6.80 or €6.07 a month on a per-user suite. On mailq they cost €0.

Google and Microsoft list prices for Spain, cheapest plan of each, checked September 2026. Google: monthly billing. Microsoft: annual commitment.

We move your email for you.

You give us access to the old mailbox and we copy everything across while you keep working in it. Once the copy has caught up, we switch the MX at a time you pick. Nobody loses a day of email, and there's no need to tell your clients anything.

  • Google Workspace
  • Microsoft 365
  • Zoho
  • cPanel
  • any IMAP server

What we need from you

The domain name and a way into the old mailboxes, which is nearly always an app password. We'll tell you which one your provider uses and where to find it.

  1. We copy the old mailbox

    Every person's messages and folders. Your current email keeps working the whole time.

  2. We publish the records

    MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC. If your DNS is with us, there's nothing for you to do. If it's elsewhere, we hand you the list and check each record.

  3. We switch the MX when you say

    Right before, we do one last pass to pick up anything that arrived that day.

  4. Your old account stays put

    We don't delete it. You cancel it yourself, whenever you're ready.

The full details of the move

Set up properly, with the report to prove it.

Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and the other big providers send a DMARC report every day covering the mail they received in your domain's name. We read them for you and show you the result in plain language.

DMARC compliance, last 30 days

example-client.es · 17,496 messages
Aligned
98.2%
To review
1 sender
On 12 September it drops to 92.9%. That day a Google Groups list forwarded a newsletter, and forwarding breaks the DKIM signature along the way. That's expected and needs nothing from you.
Who sent mail as example-client.es
SenderMessagesSPFDKIMClassification
mailq, your outboundsmtp2go.com · 3 IPs13,207passpassYour mail
Brevo, the monthly newsletterbrevo.com · 2 IPs3,980passpassYour mail
Google Groupsmail-sor-f41.google.com · 209.85.220.41214failfailForwarding (normal)
Microsoft 365, a client's mailboxmail-db8eur05.outbound.protection.outlook.com · 40.107.22.9757failfailForwarding (normal)
Unidentified203.0.113.47 · no reverse DNS38failfailUnknown — review
v=DMARC1; p=quarantine; rua=mailto:rua@mailq.es; adkim=s; aspf=s p=reject on hold: 1 sender not reviewed

This is sample data: the domain and the numbers are made up, but the shape is exactly what a real report looks like. If the table means little to you, here's the short version: if anyone sends mail pretending to be your company, it shows up here.

Four services. Take the ones you need.

They work best together, but each one is sold on its own. If you already have mailboxes and just want the junk to stop, take the filter and that's it.

DNS

Your DNS zone on our servers. We publish and maintain your mail records for you, with nothing to copy and paste. Your website's records stay untouched.

MX · SPF · DKIM
DMARC · TLS-RPT

Filter

All incoming mail goes through a filter before it reaches a mailbox. Spam, viruses and spoofed mail wait in quarantine, where you can review them and release anything that shouldn't be there.

Proxmox Mail Gateway
reviewable quarantine

Mailboxes

As many mailboxes, aliases and lists as you need, same price. With webmail, and ready for Outlook, Apple Mail and phones.

IMAP · SMTP · webmail
autoconfiguration

Sending

Your mail goes out through servers with a good reputation, signed with your DKIM key. Pay as you go: €1 per 1,000 emails a month, and the first 500 are free (excl. VAT).

SMTP2GO
aligned DKIM

The usual combinations: DNS only, filter only, DNS and filter, DNS with filter and sending, or all four.

None of them depends on another. Whatever you don't take simply isn't in your panel, rather than showing up half-working.

Tightening DMARC without losing mail on the way.

Your DMARC policy tells everyone else what to do with mail that pretends to be you. Tighten it too early and your own real invoices can end up in spam. So here it isn't a switch: each step unlocks only when the reports show it's safe.

  1. p=none

    Watch

    Everything is delivered as before. We collect reports and work out who is sending in your name.

    To move onEvery one of your senders identified and signing correctly.

  2. p=quarantine

    Set aside

    Mail that fails authentication goes to the recipient's spam folder, not their inbox.

    To move on30 days of reports with no legitimate mail failing.

  3. p=reject

    Reject

    Mail pretending to be your domain is turned away at the door. Yours keeps arriving as usual.

    After thatIf a new sender shows up, we tell you before it becomes a problem.

When a step isn't safe yet, the panel tells you which sender is holding it back and what to do about it. Guided tightening costs €19 per domain per month, or comes with the full pack; the reports and alerts on their own are free.

Questions

What is DMARC, in one line?

A record in your DNS that tells Gmail, Outlook and the rest how to recognise your genuine mail, and what to do with mail pretending to be you.

Can I keep my current DNS provider?

Yes. We give you the list of records to paste wherever your domain lives, then check each one is published correctly. The only difference is that the pasting is on you. If you'd rather skip that, you can bring just the DNS to us.

Will you touch my website?

No. We only work with mail records: MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC and the ones that go with them. Website records, like the domain's A record or www, are outside the panel's reach, even when your DNS is with us.

Where is my data?

Mailboxes, filtering and DNS run on servers inside the European Union. Mail you send goes out through SMTP2GO, a specialist sending provider. If you need the details for your records of processing, just ask.

What happens to my old email?

We copy all of it into the new mailbox, folders included. We don't delete the old account: it stays until you cancel it, in case you want to check something.

How much does it cost?

The full pack (DNS, filter, unlimited mailboxes and guided DMARC) is €35 per domain per month. On their own: DNS €3, filter €12, unlimited mailboxes with 30 GB shared €19, and guided DMARC €19. The DMARC monitor is free, and sending is pay-as-you-go at €1 per 1,000 emails with the first 500 free. All prices exclude VAT. See pricing.

Tell us your domain and we'll take a look.

We'll tell you what you have now, what's misconfigured and how long the move would take. Nothing gets touched yet.