Titan launches essential email for Squarespace customers
Titan, the business email platform that powers professional email for millions of entrepreneurs and small businesses worldwide, has announced that it will partner with Squarespace, the all-in-one platform for building and running a business online, to bring a simple, affordable professional email option to Squarespace customers worldwide.
Essential Email by Titan gives Squarespace customers a reliable and secure professional email address on their own domain, such as hello@yourbusiness.com, with the essentials: inbox, calendar, and contacts, available on desktop and mobile apps, starting at $3 per month per user. It is available to customers with a domain purchased through or connected to Squarespace.
The addition means Squarespace customers can register a domain, create a professional email address, and set up a website in one place, without piecing together separate services.
“A professional email address is one of the first things that makes an idea feel real. With Essential Email by Titan, entrepreneurs can put their brand front and centre from their very first email, right alongside everything they’re already building with Squarespace,” said Kevin Doerr, President, Squarespace.
“Most email platforms were built for large enterprises, not small businesses, whereas Titan is built from the ground up for small businesses – a founder with an idea, and small teams getting started,” said Bhavin Turakhia, Founder and CEO of Titan. “Titan is simple to use, affordable to keep, and made for how small businesses actually work. Millions of entrepreneurs already run their business email on Titan, and with Squarespace, we’re bringing that to millions more as they start their businesses.”
“Business owners should spend their time focused on customers, not setting up email. With Titan, they get all the tools they need working together from day one,” said Ninad Raval, Head of Product and Strategy at Titan.
Essential Email by Titan is now available to Squarespace customers in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada, with a larger global rollout planned in the coming months.
