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I'm designing a website for a Canadian political organization which isn't very well funded. While Google's solution for nonprofits is pretty solid, either Canadian or political organizations don't meet the requirements. Also, I expect to have more than 10 accounts. Besides $50/year for each account is way too much for a small nonprofit organization.

What would be a cheap, solid email solution?

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Office 365 is $6 per user per month, but for that money you can have shared web hosting, which will also include unlimited e-mail. If you just need e-mail the hosting option would probably be much cheaper.

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  • Thing is, I'll use Heroku for hosting so no email with them, and $6/month > $50/year.
    – jonallard
    Nov 9, 2011 at 15:03
  • You can buy e-mail only packages. My (Dutch) domain provider wants 2 euro a month for 30 boxes and 1,5Gb storage. There must be Canadian parties offering this.
    – pritaeas
    Nov 9, 2011 at 15:18
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If you own a VPS, try setting up hMailServer.

Update:

Was thinking the same. Great free option. I use it for my own VPS. The only catch is its Windows only, and I bet the cheap solution mentioned won't be using Windows likely.

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