DNSExit Email Forwarding
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What both publish
| Fact | DNSExit Email Forwarding | EForw |
|---|---|---|
| Aliases | Users can create domain aliases such as sales, info, and support addresses. | EForw says users can create unlimited aliases and route them anywhere. |
| Catch-all | Wildcard rules can send mail for every address on a domain to one destination, including mistyped or newly created addresses. | Catch-all forwarding sends mail for every address on a domain to one inbox. |
| Founded | Netdorm says it was founded in 1998 and DNSExit launched in August 2001. | 2020 |
| Headquarters | The company lists Cincinnati, Ohio as its headquarters at 8190-A Beechmont Ave, Suite 278. | France |
| Setup | The setup instructions say to point the domain to DNSExit DNS, open it in the dashboard's DNS manager, and add forwarding addresses and destinations under MX Settings. | Setup requires adding a domain and copying MX, SPF, and DKIM records into DNS. |
DNSExit Email Forwarding plans
- Free (DNSExit-registered domains)Free
- FreeFree
- 5 Emails$6.99 a year
- 10 Emails$7.99 a year
- 20 Emails$12.49 a year
- 50 Emails$18.99 a year
EForw plans
- FreeFree
- Personal$1.99 a month
- BusinessPriced on request
Pick DNSExit Email Forwarding if…
It suits domain owners who want incoming mail routed to existing inboxes without mailbox hosting. Teams can use separate addresses for functions such as sales, support, and billing.
Pick EForw if…
EForw suits people who want custom-domain mail delivered to an inbox they already use, with catch-all forwarding or aliases. The Personal plan may fit users who also need SMTP send-as or routing rules for up to 25 domains.