The initial 10-pack of IMAP accounts only have a 10 GB "pool" of storage space that's shared with everyone. Review the options below if you need more storage space.
Upgrade your mailbox to Microsoft Exchange (recommended)
- Exchange mailboxes come with 100 GB of storage per mailbox and is not shared with other users.
- Each Exchange mailbox costs $11/month.
- This would eliminate any concerns about storage limits for this mailbox.
- Exchange mailboxes provide additional features like full synchronization of mail, calendars, contacts, tasks, and notes across all webmail, desktop, and mobile devices.
Add Additional IMAP Mailboxes
- Each additional mailbox costs $2.50/month and adds 1 GB of shared storage.
- This extra storage would be available to all users on the account.
- Note that you don't have to create or use the additional mailboxes—you can allocated the additional space to the existing mailboxes.
Purchase Additional Storage Without Adding Mailboxes (not recommended)
- Additional storage can be added at $0.0075 per MB, which equals $7.50 per GB.
- This option allows for extra storage without adding another mailbox.
- Adding additional mailboxes is a more cost-effective approach.
Remove Unused IMAP Accounts
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Delete mailboxes that are no longer needed.
- This won't increase your total storage space, but it would add their storage space back to the pool for others to use.
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If deleted users need to receive emails sent to their former company email address we can set up an alias/forwarder to forward messages to their personal mailbox. However, they will not be able to respond from their company email address and may appear unprofessional.
Summary
- Upgrading to Microsoft Exchange: $11/month per mailbox.
- Adding 1 GB of shared storage via an extra IMAP mailbox: $2.50/month.
- Adding 1 GB of extra storage space without a new mailbox: $7.50/month.
If you anticipate continued growth in storage needs, the Exchange option provides the most long-term flexibility, whereas adding IMAP mailboxes or extra storage is a more incremental approach.
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