You can also pay for GSuite for your own domains for better controls and support levels.
A 3rd-party will never be as private as running your own mail server but that's not exactly easy either these days.
A 3rd-party will never be as private as running your own mail server but that's not exactly easy either these days.
As a reseller of GSuite I can tell you this is plainly wrong. Support is virtually nonexistent for paid GSuite (by this I mean, it's the same outsourced team with no escalation path to anyone in engineering). Avoid at all costs for a business.
The reality is every provider is both good and bad, and you're unlikely to get any major support unless you're the CTO of a major corporation.
The small engineering team of 5 people can't properly deal with more than say 1 support request per day (since any request getting to that level is almost certain to require adding/modifying a feature or the way the product works).
Gmail has 1 billion users. That means fewer than 1 in 3 million people can have a support request that gets through to the engineering team without overwhelming them.
Super easy to remove from the blocklists.
I am not entirely sure what you mean by delivery?
I actually would like to turn it on if I could... I have labels and filters set up on Gmail to try and do the same thing but having google do it for me would be great.