Set up your business email

Your mailbox works in the browser and in any email app. Use your full address as the user name, and the password you chose from the setup link.

Webmail

Open your mail in any browser: https://mail.op-email.eu

Settings for email apps

User name: Your full email address
Incoming (IMAP): mail.op-email.eu · port 993 · SSL/TLS
Outgoing (SMTP): mail.op-email.eu · port 465 · SSL/TLS (or 587 · STARTTLS)
Incoming (POP3), if your app needs it: mail.op-email.eu · port 995 · SSL/TLS

iPhone and iPad

Settings → Mail → Mail Accounts → Add Account → Other → Add Mail Account. Enter your name, address and password. If asked, choose IMAP and enter the servers above.

Android

In the Gmail app: your picture → Add another account → Other. Enter your address, choose Personal (IMAP), then your password, and the servers above if asked.

Outlook

File → Add account (or Settings → Accounts → Add account). Enter your address; under advanced options choose IMAP and enter the servers above.

Mail on Mac

Mail → Add Account → Other Mail Account. Enter your name, address and password; if asked, choose IMAP and enter the servers above.

Thunderbird

Account Settings → Account Actions → Add Mail Account. Enter your name, address and password; Thunderbird usually finds the settings itself.

Move mail from your old provider

Before the switch, or right after it, add both accounts to one email app (Thunderbird or Outlook work well). Then select the folders in the old account and drag them into the new one. The app copies every message across; nothing is deleted from the old account.

Keep a copy before a mailbox ends

When a mailbox is removed it keeps working until the end of the paid period, then it and its mail are deleted for good. Copy what you want to keep the same way: add the mailbox and another account to one app and drag the folders across, or in Thunderbird save the folders as files.

Forgot your password?

Ask the person who set up your mailbox to send you a new setup link from their BunnyOwn dashboard. Nobody at BunnyOwn can see or tell you your password.

Where your mail is kept

Mail is stored in the European Union, by our email provider, Openprovider. Privacy policy · Terms of service