Professional features for freelancers and small businesses
With your professional email address, you should aim to project a sense of confidence in your brand, company or organization. Once you have selected a domain name that reflects your business or profession, we find that the most popular choice for a professional username is your first name + surname. After you have decided on your preferred work email address, you can check its availability and create a free business email account with mail.com.
If you create a free email account at mail.com, the answer is yes! You can take advantage of all the great features for businesses listed above. The choice is going to be difficult because mail.com has over 100 domain names available for you to pick from.
We wouldn’t be mail.com if we didn’t have lots of ideas for email addresses! For a business email account, it is nice to select a domain name that reflects your profession, like @accountant.com, or the service you provide, like @computer4u.com. The best option for a user name is some combination of your first and last name, like johnsmith, john.smith, or john-smith. Or you could use the name of your business, e.g. smiths-cafe, in combination with a neutral domain name like @email.com
We highly recommend it! A business email address looks professional and shows you take your business seriously, which in turn inspires trust from potential customers. If you don’t like the thought of shelling out money to host a domain while shouldering the other costs of starting a new business, you can get a business email account free from mail.com. Combine one of our 100+ free email domains with a professional username to create a unique email id that will boost your brand and credibility.
Professional email domains reflect your profession or the service you are providing. mail.com offers many free domain names that fit the bill, like @consultant.com and @engineer.com. You can also select a neutral domain name such as @email.com and use it in combination with the name of your business.
There is no law saying you can’t use your personal email account for your small business or side hustle, but there is not a lot to recommend it. A personal email address does not convey the same professionalism and credibility – especially if it features a silly nickname or generic domain name. It’s also easier to stay organized and on top of your business if your inbox does not contain a mix of personal and professional messages. Plus, it’s easy to create a professional email account for free with mail.com!