⚡ Summary
An @gmail.com address for a business is common, but common isn't memorable. Custom email on your own domain (you@yourbrand.com) costs $11 per address when ordered separately and is ready in about 3 days; when ordered together with a website, 1-3 addresses come free depending on the package.
It's the kind of small thing people often put off "for later" — even though it can be sorted out in a few days.
How custom email differs from gmail.com
your_name@gmail.com is common. But common isn't memorable. Email is your digital name before your website, your portfolio, or the first introduction: people see the address in an email signature or on a business card before they ever reach your site. An address on your own domain (you@yourbrand.com) reads as a brand, not a personal account with random digits at the end. This is one of the points where a brand either holds up or falls apart.
This matters even more in sales: if a manager sends a proposal from an address like little-fairy2005@gmail.com, the client treats them as a random stranger, not a professional — before they've even read the first sentence.
What's included
The address can be almost anything — a name, a nickname, a slogan, an idea:
- Full admin on our side. You don't have to figure out domain or mail server settings yourself.
- No trailing digits. No "official_123" because the simple name is already taken — that problem doesn't exist on your own domain.
- Works with any mail client. Gmail app, Outlook, your phone — it connects the same way a regular address does.
Need your own email address?
Tell us your domain and how many addresses you need — we'll give you an exact number for your case.
The full scope, pricing and timeline are on the Custom Email service page.
How much it costs and how long it takes
Ordered separately, it's $11 per address, ready in about 3 days. The domain itself is paid separately at your registrar's rates — it's not included in the service price. If the address is ordered together with a website, it's free: 1 address with the "Basic" package, 3 addresses with the "Premium" package.
Who actually needs this
A custom address makes sense for any business or specialist who already communicates with clients by email — it's the kind of detail people notice right away, even if they can't quite say why. If you only have occasional, one-off communication, plain gmail might still be enough for now — you can always come back to this later, together with a website or on its own.