Email Forwarding Infrastructure for Hosting Providers

Offer Email Forwarding to Your Customers Without Running Mail Servers

Add email forwarding to your hosting platform or domain registrar. Use the current REST API for forwarding aliases or discuss a planned embedded white-label interface. ProxiedMail handles the forwarding infrastructure while you focus on your customers.

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Available today: proxy-binding API and custom-domain forwarding. Planned with partners: domain provisioning automation, partner-scoped access, and an embedded white-label management interface.

Customer domain info@customer-domain.com

Hosting provider Own dashboard and customer relationship

ProxiedMail Forwarding infrastructure

Existing inbox Gmail, Outlook, Zoho, or another inbox

How email forwarding for hosting providers works

Choose the integration depth that matches your platform and product roadmap.

Step 1

Connect your hosting platform

Use the current proxy-binding API for a custom integration, or discuss the planned embedded management interface and partner provisioning model with ProxiedMail.

Step 2

Let customers configure forwarding

Present domain addresses and forwarding destinations inside the experience you provide. Automated partner domain onboarding and a ready-made embedded UI are planned capabilities that require solution scoping.

Step 3

ProxiedMail handles forwarding

ProxiedMail receives mail for configured domains and forwards it to the selected destinations while the hosting provider maintains the commercial customer relationship.

Illustrative hosting workflow

Email forwarding as part of your hosting package

Imagine a hosting company that sells domains and website hosting. Its customers want branded addresses without buying another mailbox product. Instead of building and operating its own forwarding system, the host connects the customer experience to ProxiedMail infrastructure.

info@customer-domain.com→owner@gmail.com

support@customer-domain.com→team@outlook.com

This is a hypothetical integration example, not a customer case study. A provider could bundle forwarding into a hosting package or offer it as an add-on after commercial and technical scoping.

Domain purchased

Forwarding configured

ProxiedMail routes mail

Customer reads in existing inbox

Why ProxiedMail

Forwarding infrastructure without building a mail product from scratch

API-driven alias management

The current public API documents listing, creating, and updating proxy bindings, including forwarding destinations and proxy addresses.

Embedded white-label direction

Discuss a planned ProxiedMail-powered management interface for your dashboard. No production iframe endpoint is claimed today.

Custom domain support

ProxiedMail already supports verified custom domains and DNS-based mail routing; partner provisioning automation requires a scoped integration.

Catch-all and flexible routing

The current product supports catch-all behavior and multiple forwarding patterns. Partner-facing automation should be confirmed for the proposed workflow.

Managed forwarding infrastructure

Use ProxiedMail for the mail-receiving and forwarding layer instead of operating the complete forwarding stack yourself.

Flexible partner integration

Start with confirmed API resources and plan additional domain, authentication, branding, and lifecycle requirements with the ProxiedMail team.

Commercial use cases

Add forwarding where customers already manage domains

The offering is intended for platforms that already own the customer relationship and want forwarding to become part of their domain product.

Web hosting providers

Bundle branded forwarding addresses with hosting plans without building a complete mail-forwarding service.

Domain registrars

Add a practical email feature at domain purchase, renewal, or upgrade.

Domain resellers

Offer forwarding as a differentiated add-on under a reseller-controlled customer experience.

Managed WordPress hosting

Give site owners domain email forwarding alongside website and DNS management.

Website-building platforms

Connect a published site and purchased domain to a useful business email address.

Digital agencies

Manage forwarding for customer domains as part of an ongoing website and domain service.

Integration options

Choose how email forwarding fits your platform

Use documented capabilities now and scope the partner-specific product layer your customers need.

Available foundation

REST API

Build your own customer interface while ProxiedMail supplies the forwarding layer.

List, create, and update proxy bindings through the documented API.
Set proxy addresses and one or more forwarding destinations.
Use API-token authentication documented in the current OpenAPI schema.
Scope partner domain provisioning, DNS verification, deletion, and tenant separation before implementation.

Review API documentation →

Planned partner capability

Embedded white-label interface

Explore a ready-made forwarding management experience inside your existing control panel.

Intended to reduce partner frontend development.
Partner branding and domain-scoped customer access are design goals.
No public iframe URL or production partner authentication flow exists in the reviewed repository or public schema.
Exact branding, authentication, and launch scope require partnership discussion.

Explore white-label email forwarding →

Partner pricing

Flexible pricing for hosting providers

Partner pricing is scoped around customer-domain volume, forwarding traffic, integration work, infrastructure, support needs, and any planned white-label requirements. Consumer annual or lifetime plans are not the pricing model for this offering.

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Partnership questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I offer email forwarding to my hosting customers?

Yes, through a scoped partner integration. The current API provides a foundation for managing proxy bindings, while automated customer-domain provisioning and embedded management require partner-specific planning.

Do I need to operate my own email servers?

ProxiedMail can provide the inbound receiving and forwarding layer for configured domains. Your platform still owns its dashboard, customer lifecycle, billing, support boundaries, and any systems outside the agreed forwarding architecture.

Can I integrate ProxiedMail into my existing dashboard?

You can build a dashboard integration against confirmed API capabilities today. A ready-made embedded white-label interface is planned and should be discussed as a partnership capability, not treated as a currently published iframe product.

Can I use the API instead of the embedded interface?

Yes. The public API documents proxy-binding list, create, and update operations. Partner-specific domain onboarding, customer scoping, and deprovisioning requirements need confirmation during solution design.

Can customers forward email to Gmail, Outlook, or other providers?

Yes. Forwarding destinations can be existing inboxes such as Gmail, Google Workspace, Outlook, Microsoft 365, Zoho Mail, Proton Mail, or other valid email destinations.

Can email forwarding use customers' own domains?

Yes. ProxiedMail supports verified custom domains using DNS and MX configuration. Automated partner provisioning and verification are not presented here as a currently documented public API.

Can I bundle forwarding into my existing hosting plans?

Yes, commercially that is an intended partner model. Packaging, support responsibilities, usage, and pricing are agreed as part of the partnership.

Do you provide white-label integration?

ProxiedMail is inviting partnership discussions for a planned white-label and embedded offering. The reviewed repository and public API do not confirm a production iframe, partner authentication flow, or complete branding system today.

How does partner pricing work?

Pricing is scoped around domain volume, forwarding traffic, integration and infrastructure requirements, support, and planned branding needs. Contact ProxiedMail for a partner proposal.

Add Email Forwarding to Your Hosting Platform

Talk to ProxiedMail about connecting your platform and providing email forwarding to your customers.

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Partner inquiry

Tell us about your hosting or domain platform

Share your domain volume, current control panel, desired customer workflow, and which capabilities you need at launch.

Current platform and customer model
Expected domain and forwarding volume
API, embedded UI, branding, and support requirements