Unlimited aliases
Paid plans include unlimited aliases. A workspace anti-abuse guardrail may restrict excessive, automated or abusive creation. The personal Free plan has no aliases. Free Family includes one shared @thelemail.com alias.
Unlimited aliases for your domain.
Every paid plan lets you create addresses for services, roles and public contact points, then route each one to the right mailbox. The personal Free plan has no aliases. Free Family includes one shared @thelemail.com alias.
More addresses, under one domain administrator.
Paid plans include unlimited aliases on a domain the administrator controls. A workspace anti-abuse guardrail applies. Each alias routes into the chosen mailbox, and the destination can follow whoever owns that responsibility.
Use aliases for services, projects, newsletters or public contact points. Use a shared address when several members need a copy or need to send from one role address.
An address structure that can grow with you.
Aliases keep purpose-specific addresses easy to route while private mailboxes and shared addresses handle people and groups.
Keep the domain in every address
Aliases on a custom domain carry the identity you control, from personal service addresses to public company roles.
Routing stays with the administrator
Point an alias to the mailbox responsible for it and update the destination as household or team responsibilities change.
Shared addresses cover group work
When several members need the same incoming message, a shared address sends each selected person a copy without shared credentials.
Give every address a clear destination.
A simple naming and routing model keeps aliases useful as a household or team changes.
Choose a clear naming pattern
Create addresses around services, projects, subscriptions, public roles or other durable purposes.
Assign each destination
Route every alias to the private mailbox that should receive its messages.
Use shared addresses for groups
Give multi-person responsibilities a shared address so selected members receive their own copies.
Reassign as responsibilities change
Keep the public address stable while the administrator updates who receives the mail.
Email alias questions.
What is an email alias?
An alias is an additional email address that routes incoming mail into an existing mailbox. It gives the mailbox another address without creating another member account.
How many aliases can I create?
Paid plans include unlimited aliases. A workspace anti-abuse guardrail may restrict excessive, automated or abusive creation. The personal Free plan has no aliases. Free Family includes one shared @thelemail.com alias.
Does an alias have a separate inbox?
An alias delivers into the mailbox assigned to it and uses that mailbox storage. Create a separate mailbox when a person needs their own sign-in and private inbox.
How is a shared address different?
A shared address delivers a copy to each selected member and supports a role handled by several people. A standard alias points to one mailbox.
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