Email on your own domain, from Zoho
Email on your own domain, from Zoho. A new company that wants name@yourcompany.in addresses for a small team at a low cost per user.
Price: Mail Lite (5 GB): ₹59 per user per month, billed annually (vendor’s page, 26 Oct 2026).
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“Custom domain email hosting with award-winning spam protection, enterprise-grade encryption, and 24×7 support.”
How the vendor describes it: zoho.com/mail, checked 26 Oct 2026.
What the vendor says about India:
| Plan | Price, unit and limits |
|---|---|
| Forever Free | ₹0 per user, up to 5 users · 5 GB mail per user, one domain; only in some data centres |
| Mail Lite (5 GB) | ₹59 (≈ $0.67) per user per month, billed annually · no monthly plan; $1 in USD; 10 GB option ₹75 / $1.25 |
| Mail Premium | ₹199 (≈ $2.26) per user per month, billed annually · No monthly plan; 50 GB mail per user. USD: $4 |
| Workplace Standard | ₹99 (≈ $1.13) per user per month, billed annually · ₹129 billed monthly; 30 GB mail per user. USD: $3 yearly / $4 monthly |
| Workplace Professional | ₹399 (≈ $4.53) per user per month, billed annually · ₹489 billed monthly; 100 GB mail per user. USD: $6 yearly / $7 monthly |
Checked from zoho.com/mail/zohomail-pricing.html, zohowebstatic.com/sites/zweb/json/pricing/mail-pricing-val.json on 26 Oct 2026. Prices are the vendor’s list prices, before tax, in the currency the vendor showed us (INR). The figure in brackets is our conversion at ₹88 per $, not the vendor’s price.
Free plan: “Forever Free Plan” (zoho.com/mail/zohomail-pricing.html, 26 Oct 2026)
Check the storage per user and whether the cheapest plan lets you add your own domain and use mail apps on the phone.
The price and the vendor’s description above were read on the vendor’s own pages on the date next to them. Where we could not read a price, the page says “price not checked”. We do not rate tools. Prices change; the vendor’s page is the final word.
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