HS1 Email Hosting - Custom Domain Email with Gmail

How HS1 Email Hosting Works

With our HS1 package, you get a custom domain email (e.g., info@yourcompany.co.zw) that seamlessly integrates with your existing Gmail account. To send and receive emails, utilize a professional address such as info@yourcompany.co.zw. When you send emails from info@yourcompany.co.zw, your clients will see that address instead of a Gmail account, enhancing your professional image.
Additionally, when clients send emails to info@yourcompany.co.zw, those emails are received directly in your Gmail account. There’s no need to log in anywhere else—simply access your Gmail account to send and receive emails directly from that same account. This package utilizes Gmail storage to manage, receive, and access your emails, eliminating the need for additional hosting storage. Even if you stop the annual $10 subscription, your emails will still be there in your Gmail, though sending and receiving using the custom domain will stop.

Log In to Gmail & Open Settings

Log in to your Gmail account. Click the gear icon in the top-right corner, then select “See all settings”.
Go to Accounts and Import

In the settings menu, click the “Accounts and Import” tab.
Add Email to “Send Mail As”

Under “Send mail as”, click “Add another email address”. Enter your new email (e.g., info@yourcompany.co.zw) and the password we provide. Leave “Treat as an alias” checked, then click “Next Step” and “Add Account”.
Add Email to “Check Mail From Other Accounts”

Under “Check mail from other accounts”, click “Add a mail account”. Enter your new email (e.g., info@yourcompany.co.zw). Select “Import emails from my other account (POP3)”, then enter the password we provide. Use these settings:
- POP Server: mail.yourcompany.co.zw
- Port: 995
- Do NOT check “Leave a copy of retrieved message on the server” (emails will be exclusive to Gmail).
Click “Add Account”.
Verify and Start Using

Gmail will send a verification email to your new address. Check your Gmail inbox, click the link, and confirm. You’re ready to send and receive emails!