What happens when your email provider goes down? Usually less than you fear, as long as you’ve dealt with the quieter single points of failure: your domain, your account recovery and your data. Here’s the continuity plan I’d use.

Filters are better than ever, yet invoices, password resets and client replies still land in spam. Here’s why real email gets caught, how to rescue it, and what senders need to fix.

HEY's Screener is the best answer to cold outreach I've used, but it means HEY-only apps, no IMAP and $99 a year or more. Here is what you get, what it costs, and how it compares with Fastmail.

Starlink Standby Mode keeps your dish live at 0.5Mbps for £9 a month, double last year’s price. Here’s what that actually gets you, how it compares with a 4G backup, and why power is the catch nobody mentions.

Zero-access email suits lawyers, journalists and privacy-minded teams, but costs you easy recovery and search. Here is who it fits, who should skip it, and the trade-offs.

I avoided Google for years over privacy fears. Now my business runs on Workspace. Here’s what Google, Gemini and your own admin can really see, and where the genuine risks sit.

Cloudflare Email Routing gives your domain free, properly authenticated forwarding, and in 2026 Cloudflare finally added sending. Here’s what’s free, what now costs money, and when a real mailbox is the better call.

Should you run your own email server? The pull is control and privacy. The cost is deliverability, patching and recovery. A continuity view of who it suits, what it really costs and the middle ground.