Who it's for

More addresses than people.
That's the fit.

OhRelay is for operators who manage several customer-facing addresses across one or more domains — but handle the mail with a very small team, often just themselves.

Best-fit operators

These are the people who get the most out of OhRelay

You run most things yourself — but the outside world sees multiple role addresses

Whether it's support@, billing@, admin@, or founder@ — you don't need a separate mailbox for each one. You need one inbox with all the right senders sorted.

You manage several clients, each on their own domain

A small delivery team behind many client domains. When a project moves, you update routing — not mailboxes.

Your company has more email entry points than actual handlers

Multiple products or domains, but a lean team. Address count is growing faster than headcount — and per-seat pricing doesn't add up.

Your team already lives in their inboxes — you just need the routing sorted

Operators work from Gmail, Outlook, or Apple Mail. They don't need a new helpdesk. They need replies to go from the right address, automatically.

Fit check

Is it for you?

Good fit
  • You have more customer-facing addresses than real people processing the mail.
  • You want to handle all incoming and outgoing mail from one inbox — without switching between accounts.
  • You want owners or admins to control routing while operators keep their usual inbox workflow.
  • You are tired of paying for extra mailbox seats that mostly exist for identity separation.
  • You care about keeping replies aligned with the brand or role the customer originally contacted.
Probably not for you
  • You want a full mailbox host with calendars, storage, and employee accounts included.
  • You need a large-team workflow product with approvals, agent queues, or deep collaboration features.
  • You only have one visible address and no real sender or routing complexity.
  • You are looking for simple forwarding with no reply identity requirement.
  • You need newsletter delivery, cold email, or bulk outreach sending.