DNSExit Email Forwarding
7.3#1 in email forwarding servicesFrom $0.58 a monthFree planWebAPI
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What both publish
| Fact | DNSExit Email Forwarding | Mailwip |
|---|---|---|
| Catch-all | Wildcard rules can send mail for every address on a domain to one destination, including mistyped or newly created addresses. | Catch-all addresses forward all email sent to a domain to designated addresses. |
| Company | DNSExit says it is a subsidiary of NetDorm, Inc., an ICANN-accredited registrar serving customers since 1998. | Mailwip says it is founded by Vinh and built and operated by Opty, LLC. |
| Purpose | The service creates addresses at a custom domain and forwards incoming messages to an existing inbox. | Mailwip lets users create email addresses on their own domain and forward received emails to addresses they choose. |
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
Mailwip plans
- Individual$2 a month
- Professional$6 a month
- Lite$10 a year
- Team$30 a month
- Business$100 a month
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 Mailwip if…
Mailwip may suit people who want addresses on a personal domain routed to selected inboxes. Its API, webhooks, temporary aliases, and eligible-plan SMTP can also suit users with specific email workflows.