Client resources

Email settings for your mailbox.

For clients using an email mailbox hosted through Slight Revision: the server settings, port numbers, and setup guides for popular email apps.

With the right setup, you can check your mail anywhere

Choosing email

The right email for your business.

For most businesses, we recommend a full business email platform. We'll help set up your domain so everything works together.

Recommended

Microsoft 365

Email, calendars, and Office apps in one subscription. A great fit if your team lives in Outlook, Word, and Excel.

Recommended

Google Workspace

Gmail, Calendar, and Drive with your own domain. A great fit if your team already works in Google.

Through a partner

Managed IT & email

Need someone to run email, devices, and IT for you? We work with MTC for exactly that.

Simple option

Hosted mailboxes

For light, simple use, we offer basic hosted mailboxes. If that is what you have, the settings are below.

Whichever you choose, we handle the DNS records (MX, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC) so your email arrives where it should.

Settings

Server settings and ports.

Most email apps only need the highlighted settings. Use IMAP if you check email on more than one device.

Server

Setting Value
Username Your full email address
Password Your email password
Incoming and outgoing server mail.mailconfig.net (or mail.b.hostedemail.com)

Port numbers

Protocol SSL (recommended) STARTTLS No encryption
IMAP (incoming) 993 n/a 143
POP3 (incoming) 995 n/a 110
SMTP (outgoing) 465 587 or 25 8025

Setup guides

Step-by-step for popular apps.

These guides are written by each app's maker. We can't support third-party apps directly, but if the settings above don't work, email us and we'll help you figure out where things stand.

Using Gmail on the web? Google is changing how Gmail pulls in mail from other accounts. Read Google's notice; the Gmail phone app and IMAP in other apps are not affected.

Stuck on a setting?

Existing clients can email su*****@************on.com and we will walk you through it. Thinking about a better email setup? Let's talk.