Aliases without per-user seats
Create hello@, billing@, support@, or individual addresses and route each one to the right destination.
Complete domain email delivery
Receive messages in the inbox you already use, reply or send as your domain, and understand every delivery outcome from one focused service.
Built for real email operations
MailerZ focuses on the delivery layer: routing, authenticated sending, visibility, and recovery around the inboxes your team already knows.
Create hello@, billing@, support@, or individual addresses and route each one to the right destination.
Hold unknown recipients by default, then enable catch-all forwarding intentionally when the workflow needs it.
Find old Google, Microsoft, cPanel, or hosting MX records before they divert mail away from MailerZ.
See when a message was accepted, stored, rewritten for forwarding, attempted, delivered, held, or rejected.
Keep Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird, or another SMTP-capable client instead of learning new webmail.
Add your verified address as a sending identity once, then reply from the same inbox where incoming mail arrives.
A connected delivery layer
The same verified domain, addresses, authentication, and delivery records cover both sides of the conversation.
Prove control and review the exact DNS records MailerZ expects.
Map each domain address or alias to the inbox that should receive it.
Use MailerZ credentials in Gmail, Outlook, a client, website, or approved application.
Use delivery records and stored failures to resolve problems without guessing.
MailerZ ships inbound MX forwarding, envelope SRS with Header From preserved, leftover MX detection, 14-day store on Free, 90-day store on Solo through Agency, 180-day store on Unlimited, hold-or-reject unrouted mail on Free, authenticated SMTP send-as on paid plans, and delivery history. Free keeps send-as, SMTP, and API disabled. It does not host IMAP mailboxes or send bulk campaigns.
Start with one domain, receive in your current inbox, and send through the same MailerZ account.