This tutorial explains how to create business email in cPanel using your domain name. A professional email address such as info@yourdomain.com looks more trustworthy than a free personal email address.
You can use CybroHost Shared Hosting to create business email accounts through cPanel. Shared hosting includes cPanel access, free SSL, DDoS protection and support.
Step 1: Log in to cPanel
Log in to your hosting account and open cPanel. You can usually access cPanel from your hosting client area or the cPanel login URL provided by your host.
Step 2: Open Email Accounts
Inside cPanel, find the Email section and click Email Accounts. This is where you can create and manage email addresses for your domain.
You can review cPanel’s official documentation here: cPanel Email Accounts.
Step 3: Create the Email Address
Click Create. Choose your domain, enter the username and create a strong password. For example, you can create info@yourdomain.com, support@yourdomain.com or sales@yourdomain.com.
Step 4: Set Mailbox Storage
Choose a mailbox storage limit based on how much email you expect to receive. Avoid setting unnecessary large limits if your hosting plan has limited storage.
Step 5: Access Webmail
After creating the account, click Check Email to open webmail. You can also connect the account to Gmail, Outlook or another mail client using the incoming and outgoing server settings shown in cPanel.
Step 6: Secure Your Email
Use a strong password and avoid sharing mailbox credentials. If you need advanced mail server control, review CybroHost SMTP VPS Hosting.
Final Recommendation
For basic business email, cPanel email on shared hosting is simple and affordable. For advanced sending infrastructure, SMTP VPS is more flexible.
FAQs
Can I create email in cPanel?
Yes, cPanel allows you to create email accounts for your domain.
Is business email included with shared hosting?
CybroHost shared hosting includes cPanel, which can be used to create domain-based email accounts.
Can I connect cPanel email to Outlook?
Yes, you can connect it using the mail server settings from cPanel.
