Free Custom Email

A business email account should end in the company’s unique domain. It’s part of your business identity. For example, [email protected]. A personal email address ends with the email provider’s domain, such as hotmail.com or gmail.com.

It’s the part of the email address that starts with @. For example, you personal account might be [email protected]. Many companies register a domain that they use for both their business email domain and business website domain, like northwestregisteredagent.com and [email protected].

Just like web hosting is required for a website domain, an email domain also requires a host. At Northwest Registered Agent, you can have both in one place.

Most email services will indicate in the recipient’s address box at the top of the email whether an email is encrypted. Encrypted emails will be tagged “Standard encryption (SSL)” or something similar. But be cautious whenever you get email from an unknown sender, even if it’s encrypted.

It’s an email address that ends with your domain name rather than with a domain owned by, say, Yahoo or Gmail. So it would be something like [email protected] instead of [email protected]

Your business email address should be relatively short and easy for people to connect with your business. If an inbox will be used by an entire department instead of one specific person, something like [email protected] makes sense.

Yes. You can create new addresses, manage your settings, and check your inbox from any device.

That’s up to you. With our email hosting service, you can link your business account to your personal email application. After you sign up, head to your account dashboard for instructions on how to access your email through a third-party provider like Gmail or Outlook.