How does the pricing work

Post #393,120 by drook 8/13/14 11:51:19 AM Reply	How does the pricing work I've seen things talking about $x per user, but with a catchall that would seem to be infinite. I'm missing something. -- Drew
Post #393,121 by mvitale 8/13/14 12:04:33 PM Reply	Don't know... I can't speak to that. All of my organizations that use it have under 10 users, and I moved them over back when "organizations with fewer than 10 users" were free. What I can say, though, is that you basically specify the catch-all to go to one user. So you would have drew@htclyg.com, and mike@htclyg.com. Those are two separate accounts. Drew doesn't see Mike's email, and the opposite is also true. Then you set up the catch-all to go to Drew. Drew will now see any-email-address-here-except-mike@htclyg.com. Mike will only see email to mike@htclyg.com. Make sense? -Mike @MikeVitale42 "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin, 1759 Historical Review of Pennsylvania
Post #393,125 by folkert 8/13/14 12:43:03 PM Reply	If you don't particularly care... you can have 1 user and have them do the catch all. I have 2 because I averaged many tens of thousands of mail per day to my mail server... So, I pay $10.31/month for 2 users with one having 100GB of additional storage. (130GB total for that one) With 1 user (technically you can do everything through aliases and groups) you'd pay about $4.15/month... you get all the stuff. All of it, since they've now made premium G+ the default for everything. It really is that simple. Most DNS providers have "Google Templates" now a day. I pay $29.95/year for my 10 domains and 5M queries a month. I can switch to "business" plan plus 25 domains for $39.95/year and 25M queries a month I pay $100/year for 2 users I pay $23.88/year for an additional 100GB of storage for 1 user. Pretty damned cheap compared to what I was paying ($50/month and I had to do all the work and still had to pay for DNS stuff) -- greg@gregfolkert.net "No snowflake in an avalanche ever feels responsible." --Stanislaw Jerzy Lec
Post #393,126 by drook 8/13/14 12:45:10 PM Reply	You're doing DNS and registration through them too? I thought you preferred to keep hosting, DNS and registration all separate? -- Drew
Post #393,127 by folkert 8/13/14 1:00:54 PM 8/13/14 1:01:51 PM Reply	I use DNS Made Easy. Sorry to collude that. I also still use Names4Ever for my registrar, but they are doing business as APlus... though I still have to use the Names4ever Control Panel. And yes, I believe it is better to have them separate... I'm seeing a LOT of issues with companies like "1and1" that make me glad I don't do it all one place. -- greg@gregfolkert.net "No snowflake in an avalanche ever feels responsible." --Stanislaw Jerzy Lec Edited by folkert Aug. 13, 2014, 01:01:51 PM EDT Expand All History
Post #393,131 by mvitale 8/13/14 1:40:18 PM Reply	Re: You're doing DNS and registration through them too? I know this is following on to a reply to Greg, but... I use Names4Ever for my domain name registration, and my DNS is handled through dnsimple. For what it's worth. -Mike @MikeVitale42 "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin, 1759 Historical Review of Pennsylvania

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