About RelayMail and how we check our guides

What RelayMail is

RelayMail puts a shared email address like support@ into a Slack channel. Each email starts a thread, and a reply in that thread goes back to the sender as a normal email. It works from a forwarding rule, so it never asks for your mailbox password. What it can see and what it keeps: Is it safe to forward support email to Slack?

Who makes it

RelayMail is made by Jake Marsh and is a product of Great Work LLC, a small software company that makes apps and web services. See greatwork.company.

How the guides and comparisons are written

Facts about other products and mail providers come from each vendor's own documentation or pricing page, never from third-party roundups. Those pages are listed at the bottom of each guide or comparison, with the date.
We keep a record of each fact, the vendor page it came from, a short quote and the date it was checked. Prices are re-checked about every 30 days and other facts about every 90 days. Vendors can change things between checks, so their page wins if it disagrees with ours.
We make RelayMail, so we are not neutral. Every comparison says when another option is the better pick.
Pages carry no invented reviews, customer quotes or usage numbers.

Report a mistake

If a guide is out of date or a comparison gets your product wrong, email hello@greatwork.company with the page and what changed.

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