Webmail
Browser access, anywhere
Sign in from any computer with a browser. No install, no client setup. Useful from a hotel lobby, a borrowed laptop, or a phone that isn't yours.
Email at your domain
Same sender name. Different story. Email that matches your website — configured, delivered, and supported by the team that runs your DNS.
Alex Harrison
alex.harrison1984@gmail.com
Just another Gmail
Alex Harrison
alex@yourcompany.com
Actually yours
Your domain on the envelope
A matching inbox is the smallest thing a website can't do on its own
A you@yourcompany.com address does what a Gmail or Outlook address never will — it tells a customer, a lead, or a reply-all recipient that this message came from a real business that owns its name. We set up business email alongside the domain and site we already manage for you, so your DNS, your website, and your mailboxes are configured by one team.
Most email problems aren't email problems — they're DNS records pointing the wrong way, sender authentication that was never set up, or a shared IP someone else already poisoned. If we manage your hosting and domain, those aren't three vendors to call. They're one.
What you get
- Mailboxes at your domain (name@yourcompany.com)
- Webmail + IMAP + POP + mobile — pick whichever fits how you work
- Works with Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird, iOS Mail, Android
- Server-side spam and virus filtering before messages reach your inbox
- DNS configured end-to-end: MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, reverse DNS
- Support that picks up the phone — the same team that runs your site
Webmail + desktop + mobile
Check it the way you already work
One account, three entry points. Pick one or use all three — IMAP keeps everything in sync.
Desktop clients
Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird
Full IMAP and POP support. Your team keeps whichever mail client they already use — we'll send the server settings and verify it connects.
Mobile
iOS + Android, in sync
IMAP keeps every device on the same thread. Read it on your phone, reply from your laptop, archive from webmail — the inbox stays consistent everywhere.
The difference between an email that lands and one that doesn't
Same send button. Very different story once the message leaves your domain.
Bargain email from a commodity host
What most shops end up with, because nobody set the hard parts:
- Shared sending IP pooled with whoever else signed up — if one gets blacklisted, you all do
- No SPF, no DKIM, no DMARC — receivers can't verify the message actually came from your domain
- Your newsletter lands in spam and nobody knows why; your quote email never arrives at all
- Support is a ticket queue with stock replies; DNS is a different vendor's problem
- When your domain gets spoofed in a phishing run, you're the last to find out
Managed email from SilverServers
What changes when the same team owns your DNS, hosting, and inbox:
- MX, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records configured before your first send
- Reverse DNS set on the sending IP so receiving servers can verify the hostname
- Deliverability issues diagnosed against real DNS — not guessed through a chat window
- One number to call when an email bounces, a client asks why, or a record needs updating
- Kamloops-based support from the team that answers the phone
SPF · DKIM · DMARC · rDNS
What actually decides where your email lands
Receiving servers don't read your message to decide if it's real — they check four things. Here's what they are and what we configure on your domain.
From
hello@yourcompany.com
To
client@example.com
Subj
Your July invoice
SPF
DKIM
DMARC
Reverse DNS (PTR)
Delivered
Miss any one of these and the same message ends up in the junk folder — or never arrives at all. We configure all four before your first send, then watch the DMARC reports so the first hint of a spoofing run isn't a customer phone call.
Platform + people
What you're actually paying for
Business-grade mailboxes run on the OpenSRS Hosted Email platform — the same Tucows-operated service we point our clients to for proper deliverability, standard protocols, and reliable uptime without running our own mail servers.
SilverServers handles everything around that: creating the accounts on your domain, writing the DNS records, integrating with the website and hosting we already run, troubleshooting bounced messages, and answering the phone when an important email didn't arrive. One vendor, one invoice, one team that knows your setup.
Domain registration · Website hosting · Talk to us about your setup
Set up email at your domain.
Tell us your domain and how many mailboxes you need — we’ll come back with a deliverability check on your current DNS, a per-mailbox quote, and a switch plan if you’re migrating in.
Not sure where to start? Use our general contact form instead.
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If it’s urgent, call 1-236-425-4400.
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