Website Email Integration
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a brand-new email address set up for my domain and then fully integrated into my website. The goal is straightforward: make Proton Mail the primary channel for all business communication coming through the site.
Here is what I’m after:
• Create the new Proton Mail address under my domain, handling any DNS (MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC) records so everything authenticates correctly.
• Point every existing contact or inquiry form on the website to this new mailbox, confirming messages land in the proper Proton inbox.
• Test end-to-end delivery and show me how to access, send and organise mail inside Proton.
The brief mentions “complete new email” integration; that’s exactly it—I’m not looking for partial routing or an auto-reply tweak but an entire, clean switch-over. If you think an optional subscription form or automated response makes sense during the process, I’m open to hearing why, yet my priority is a fully functioning mailbox that visitors and clients can reach without hiccups.
Please have experience with Proton Mail’s custom-domain setup and the usual web-host panel tweaks. Once everything is live and tested, a short hand-off document or screen-share walkthrough will wrap things up.
Here is what I’m after:
• Create the new Proton Mail address under my domain, handling any DNS (MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC) records so everything authenticates correctly.
• Point every existing contact or inquiry form on the website to this new mailbox, confirming messages land in the proper Proton inbox.
• Test end-to-end delivery and show me how to access, send and organise mail inside Proton.
The brief mentions “complete new email” integration; that’s exactly it—I’m not looking for partial routing or an auto-reply tweak but an entire, clean switch-over. If you think an optional subscription form or automated response makes sense during the process, I’m open to hearing why, yet my priority is a fully functioning mailbox that visitors and clients can reach without hiccups.
Please have experience with Proton Mail’s custom-domain setup and the usual web-host panel tweaks. Once everything is live and tested, a short hand-off document or screen-share walkthrough will wrap things up.