Has anyone tried selling chatmail setup and management to a business? They pay a LOT for Google email accounts for people. Also for Slack. Sometimes both lol. Since chatmail is dirt cheap, seems like a no brainer. Could easily be on their domain too. Downsides would be people also want a normal e…

This post talks about business deployments, but IDK if it’s about “selling”: Auto create account on desktop client start . There is also this fork of Delta Chat Privitty · GitHub (and a forum post about it 'Privitty' DC fork ). Seems very corporate to me. I’ve also heard of another case in Germany b…

[image] ian: Related: That’s not related because what you’re describing is Business-to-Consumer (B2C). I’m talking about Business-to-Business (B2B).

[image] WofWca: This post talks about business deployments, but IDK if it’s about “selling”: Auto create account on desktop client start . Yeah that sounds like the in-house tech team wants to spin up a chatmail instance for the small business. Really good use case! Theoretically, Chatmail wou…

[image] Low: But I think chatmail recently disallowed all unencrypted traffic, which would ruin that functionality. The company can probably configure the chatmail server to allow unencrypted messages, but this may cause UX issues on the client side. Instead, I think it might be necessary to …

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Paid Servers: The economics of running a chatmail server Chatmail Relays

This never worked so far in the past, but maybe you have some secret sauce that you did not explain above. There existed FOSS service providers in times with much stronger economy, with much less global disturbances, originating from a wealthy country where members are supposed to be able to afford anything, offering a wide palette of services including email, expensive chat platforms, storage, website, shells and more, all they requested is a minimum donation of $1/year and even that was pos…

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