Best Mail Servers for Docker

Find and compare the best Mail Servers for Docker in 2024

Use the comparison tool below to compare the top Mail Servers for Docker on the market. You can filter results by user reviews, pricing, features, platform, region, support options, integrations, and more.

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    Axigen Reviews

    Axigen

    Axigen Messaging

    $266 per year
    Your customers can enjoy secure, business-level email hosting and other value-added services. This is a great solution for SPs and can be used by thousands to millions of users. You can acquire new customers by offering a premium mail server solution that allows you to automate your existing infrastructure. A secure and powerful mail server allows you to manage your email, share and organize your calendars, and sync your mobile devices. This is the perfect solution for businesses of any size. Axigen is very knowledgeable. Take a look inside to see which hats it has on. You can manage your email and make it easy to get things done with tasks, calendars, and notes. Desktop usability is possible in your browser using keyboard navigation and shortcuts. Drag-and-drop, live email list view, frequent folders. Email filters. Out-of-office messages. Individual blacklist /whitelist.
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    Mailu Reviews
    Mailu is an easy-to-use, yet powerful mail server that comes as a Docker image. It is open source software, which means it's free (as in free beer and free speech), and is open to external contributions. The project aims to provide people with an easily configured, easily maintained, and full-featured email server without shipping proprietary software or unrelated features that are often found in popular groupware. The main features include: Standard email server with IMAP, IMAP+, SMTP, and Submission profiles for clients Advanced email features: aliases and domain aliases. Custom routing Webmails, multiple access to webmails, and administration interface User features, aliases auto-reply and auto-forward. Fetched accounts Admin features, global admins, announcements, per-domain delegation, quotas Security, enforced, TLS, DANE MTA-STS Letsencrypt, outgoing DKIM Anti-virus scanner Snuffleupagus Block malicious attachments Antispam, auto-learn, greylisting, DMARC& SPF, anti-spoofing
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    Citadel Reviews
    Email, collaboration, groupware and content management can be set up in minutes on your own hardware or in the cloud. Citadel's exclusive room-based architectural design makes it easy, versatile and powerful. No other platform combines so many features with such ease using this familiar and consistent analogy. Citadel is open source software that uses the GNU General Public License. It's not some crippled version of an expensive "enterprise edition". All the software available here is free and of the highest quality.
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    mailcow Reviews
    Mailcow: Dockerized is a free and open source groupware/email system based on Docker. Mailcow is based on a number of well-known and long-used components that, when combined, result in a carefree email server. Each container represents an application connected by a bridged network.
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