Compared
MailDock vs Zoho Mail
Hosted business mail, priced per user, with a free tier for small teams.
Inexpensive hosted mail that many small businesses are perfectly happy with. The argument for MailDock is the same as against any hosted suite — where the data sits, and what happens to the bill as you grow.
What Zoho Mail does better
- Cheap, hosted, and nothing to run.
- A free tier for a small team on one domain.
- A wider suite if you want it.
Where MailDock fits better
- Your mail on your infrastructure, in a jurisdiction you chose.
- Per-server pricing that does not move when you hire.
- Every domain you own included, rather than counted.
- Deliverability tooling you can see and act on.
Side by side
Shape, not price. Theirs changes without telling us, and a page quoting it would be wrong the week after — check their site.
| Zoho Mail | MailDock | |
|---|---|---|
| Where mail lives | Zoho’s infrastructure | On a machine you rent and control |
| What you pay for | Per user, per month | One server, per year, whatever the mailbox count inside your tier |
| Who operates it | Zoho | You |
| Data location | The region you pick at sign-up | Wherever you put the server |