The nanimail blog
Practical guides on professional email, domains, and looking more pro without the headache.
How to buy a domain for your business
Your domain is your business name on the internet, and the first step toward professional email or a website of your own. How to pick a good name, where to buy it without renewal surprises, and what to check at checkout.
Read moreBusiness email: what it is and how to get yours (no corporation required)
Someone asked for your business email and it sounded like a big-company thing. It is just email on your own domain: what the term means, why people ask for it, and how to get yours today.
Read moreAsked for a business email just to get a quote?
You asked for a quote and got told they only serve business email addresses. Why this happens so often, what signal hides behind it, and how to fix it the same day.
Read moreConnect your domain in one click
The scariest step when setting up your email (the DNS records) can now be a single click. Here is how it works and which providers support it.
Read moreYour mail is yours: export everything in one click
A good email service isn't the one that traps you, but the one that lets you leave without friction. With nanimail you can download all your mail whenever you want, in a standard format any app can open.
Read moreWill my emails arrive? How nanimail takes care of deliverability
The most important question when choosing email for your business isn't how many features it has, but whether your messages arrive. Here's, point by point, what we do so the answer is yes.
Read moreEmail aliases: several addresses, one inbox
sales@, support@, hello@... all landing in the same inbox. What an email alias is, what it is good for in a business, and how it differs from opening another mailbox.
Read moreWhat does it mean for your email to be 'encrypted'? Custodial vs. end-to-end, in plain language
When a service says your email is encrypted, what does that actually mean? We explain the types of encryption and which one nanimail uses, no fine print.
Read moreHow to get email at your own domain (you@yourbusiness.com)
Drop the free email address and use one with your business name. What it is, why it matters, and how to set it up, in plain language.
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