For starters, where are most of your emails sent? The most important thing to first look into is in what way are you trying send/receive emails? For example, are you mostly sending emails between fellow employees? Are you looking into proving a heavy amount of customer service? You might even be needing two separate domains for your employees and customer service and that’s fine, too. What’s most important is that you know what your company needs. The next thing you need to look at is how many people overall you’ll be needing emails for. Some of the services out there start out giving you up to 50 or more free emails to distribute to employees then charge you an arm and a leg for every extra email you need. Others might offer you only a few emails but be dirt cheap after you reach that number. Look at both your current employee numbers as well as whether you expect to expand or not because changing emails after already being established is a HUGE pain in the butt, trust me!
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