Will MXRoute solve my slow delivery problem?

#1

Hi,

I’m looking to get a paid solution for my current situation. I have multiple domains all using one shared email server (from my current webhost), and I would like to have faster delivery of my emails, and forwarding if possible as well. Will MXRoute solve this issue? Fast DNS update propagation with CloudFlare is good to have as well. If it helps, I live in Singapore, and if you guys have a server node located here, that would be great.

EDIT: forgot to mention, “no configuration” feature would be great too, I don’t want to login to cpanel to create mailboxes and set disk space quotas for each user (i.e. one single disk quota for my account, shared by all mailboxes)

Thanks!

#2

It’s possible that we can, but I don’t want to make any promises that I can’t keep. Let me introduce you to our outbound email system: https://mxroute.com/our-unique-outbound-infrastructure/

The primary focus you can see there is on getting the emails where they need to go. In almost every case that is a job that takes 1-5 seconds. However, sometimes other servers cause events beyond our control. Take a look at an issue we’ve identified intermittently with Google for instance: https://mxroute.com/delayed-delivery-to-gmail/

As far as pure latency to the servers, you can use echo.mxrouting.net to test your ping, echo.mxrouting.net/webmail to see how quickly you load the webmail login. Any server you land on of ours would either be Echo or a neighboring server in the same datacenter (with the same hardware). We don’t have any servers inside Singapore, I’ve personally found connectivity from US to Singapore to be fairly bad in most cases, and I like to place them in networks that have the most impact.