One server for your mailboxes and your relay.
Your first and only mail and relay server, all in one.
Mailboxes, smarthost and outbound relay on the same server. One vendor, one contract, and your mail never sits with a third party.
Why one server
Everything a relay does for you, without a second provider.
Drop the second vendor
Your mailboxes and your sending service stop being two contracts, two DNS setups and two invoices. Your emailing tool plugs in over SMTP as it is, and its bounce handling keeps working.
Campaigns never slow down your people
Your team’s mail always leaves first. A newsletter to a hundred thousand addresses does not hold back a reply to a client.
In development A dedicated sending IP for each flow, so a campaign never shares its reputation with your people.
A relay that keeps nothing
What you relay is delivered, then erased. It never enters the mail store, never goes into a backup, and never sits with a third party.
For hosters
Sell relay to your customers, on your own IPs.
Every OxiMail server you run can also be the smarthost your customers send through. A recurring service, on infrastructure you already operate.
- Customers kept apartEach customer sends only from the domains they have proven they control. Nobody can send in someone else’s name from your IP.
- Your reputation protectedEvery new customer ramps up gradually, and your sending IPs are watched on the blocklists that matter.
- Onboarding in one tokenYou hand a customer a single-use token. Their server fetches its own settings, and no password travels by email.
- Their mail untouchedMessages go through exactly as your customer signed them. Nothing is rewritten, nothing is added.
In development Signing keys managed for your customers: they publish one DNS record once, and keys rotate on their own.
A new server
Deliverable from day one, even on a new IP.
A fresh server has no sending reputation, and many networks block outbound mail altogether. The installer checks this for you and offers to send through a relay, your provider’s or your own. It will not switch the relay on until your domain’s SPF and DKIM are published, so nothing goes out that receivers would junk. When your own IP is ready, one check tells you, and you go direct.
One server. Your mail and your relay.
Tell us what you send today, through which provider, and for how many domains. We show you how it moves onto one server.