Introducing Email Continuity: a backup inbox for when your email goes down.
On November 12, Microsoft email stopped working for businesses across North America. It started around 10:15 AM Alberta time, and it was still recovering the next morning.
It wasn't the first time, and it likely won't be the last. In October 2025, Amazon's cloud went down for about 15 hours and took apps, banks and websites with it. Google's own status page lists Gmail problems this year that ran for hours.
These are the biggest systems in the world, run by some of the best engineers in the world. They still go down.
Picture one afternoon with no email.
Here's the part most people don't know: an outage rarely loses mail. Sending servers keep trying for days. What you lose is time. Nobody on your team can read a message or answer one until it's fixed.
If your business can take a quiet day, you can skip this. If a day without email costs you a client, keep reading.
The full walkthrough is in our Email Continuity docs.
$5 a month for each person. Shared inboxes are included. Setup is $500, waived with a one-year agreement.
Sign up for early access and your team is first in line.
That includes staying open when your email isn't.