Hosting, email, and websites — without breaking mail
Website projects should not break business email. Keep mail DNS stable unless you explicitly migrate mailboxes.
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Many website rebuilds accidentally break email because DNS changes are rushed. Brand Boost International separates website development from email hosting unless you ask for a migration.
Who this guide is for
Companies moving websites who cannot afford downtime on business mail.
Key takeaways
- Mail DNS (MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC) should stay untouched on a standard site rebuild.
- Email hosting and web hosting can be different services.
- Migrations need a written plan and a cutover window.
- Test mail on phones and Outlook before you call the project done.
What we protect by default
On website projects we leave working mail records alone. If you need new mailboxes or a move, that becomes an explicit email-hosting scope.
Next step
Tell us whether you need a site rebuild, mailboxes, or both. Contact us before DNS changes go live.
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Contact usFAQ
Will a website rebuild break our email?
It should not. DNS mail records stay untouched unless the project explicitly includes email migration.
Can you set up business email?
Yes. Email hosting covers mailboxes, aliases, and DNS authentication.
Do you support Outlook and mobile mail?
Yes. We set up and walk through common clients as part of handover.