Email Overview
Overview of Hostinger email products and plans, the Emails section of hPanel, and the getting started path from mailbox creation to DNS and device setup.
Professional email on your own domain, managed from the Emails section of hPanel. Create mailboxes, read mail in Webmail or any mail app, and keep deliverability healthy with guided DNS setup.
Email products
Hostinger Email
Hostinger's own email service — the default choice, fully managed in hPanel
hPanel + Webmail
Titan Email
Partner email suite with its own apps and productivity tools
hPanel (billing, accounts) + Titan's own interface
Google Workspace
Gmail, Meet, Drive and the Google suite on your domain
hPanel (billing, setup) + Google Admin console
This documentation covers Hostinger Email. Titan and Google Workspace are set up through hPanel but managed day-to-day in their own consoles.
Note: Looking to send newsletters or campaigns? That's Hostinger Reach — an email marketing product, separate from mailbox hosting.
Hostinger Email plans
Free Business Email — included with eligible hosting plans. A set number of mailboxes per domain (depends on your hosting plan), with essential features: basic spam protection, one forwarding rule, and one alias per mailbox.
Free trial — try a paid plan for 30 days with 1 mailbox, no charge.
Paid plans — Pro, Standard, Premium — priced per mailbox, with no cap on how many mailboxes you can add to a domain. Paid plans add larger mailbox storage (up to 50 GB per mailbox depending on the tier, expandable with add-on storage), more forwarders and aliases, advanced spam/malware/phishing protection, AI mail tools, no Hostinger branding in Webmail, and Agentic Mail.
Exact limits per plan — storage, daily sending, message size, attachment size, recipients per message, alias and forwarder quotas — are shown in hPanel under Mailboxes → View limits.
The Emails list
Emails in the top navigation lists every email plan on your account with its domain, plan, mailbox count, expiry date, and status (for example Expiring soon, Setup not finished, or Domain suspended — each with a shortcut to fix it). Plans shared with you by other accounts appear in a separate tab.
Getting started
A new email plan shows a getting started checklist: connect your domain, send your first email from Webmail, set up apps and devices, and import your old emails. The typical path:
Connect your domain's DNS — MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC
Set up your devices — or just use Webmail
Import existing email from your previous provider
Related pages
Mailboxes — create, manage, and grow mailboxes
Email Logs — delivery, access, and audit logs
Agentic Mail — email API, webhooks, and MCP server for AI agents
Last updated: July 22, 2026
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