How to Create and Manage Email Accounts in cPanel (With Tips to Avoid Spam)

How to Create and Manage Email Accounts in cPanel (With Tips to Avoid Spam)

How to Create and Manage Email Accounts in cPanel (With Tips to Avoid Spam)

Want to create a professional email like [email protected]?

With PLiKhost’s hosting plans, you get full access to cPanel, which includes everything you need to set up and manage custom email accounts — no third-party email service required.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through:

  • Creating email addresses in cPanel

  • Accessing your email

  • Basic management tips

  • How to avoid spam issues and improve deliverability


✨ Why Use Custom Email?

A personalized email with your domain boosts credibility and trust, especially for:

  • Business owners (e.g., [email protected])

  • Freelancers and agencies

  • Online stores

  • Bloggers or personal brands

And you don’t need to pay extra — it’s included with your PLiKhost hosting.


🛠️ How to Create an Email Account in cPanel

  1. Log in to cPanel
    Via your PLiKhost client area → “Login to cPanel”

  2. Go to “Email Accounts”
    You’ll see an option to create a new email.

  3. Click “Create”

    • Choose domain (if you have more than one)

    • Set the username (e.g., [email protected])

    • Set a strong password (or generate one)

    • Set storage space (default is fine)

    • Click Create

✅ Done! You now have a working email account.


💻 How to Access Your Email

Option 1: Webmail (No setup needed)

  • Go to https://yourdomain.com/webmail

  • Login using your full email address & password

  • Choose RoundCube or Horde (we recommend RoundCube)

Option 2: Email client (Outlook, Thunderbird, etc.)

  • Use settings from cPanel → Connect Devices

  • Incoming: IMAP or POP3

  • Outgoing: SMTP

  • Enable SSL for secure connection

Option 3: On your phone

  • Add a new mail account (Android/iOS)

  • Use the same IMAP/SMTP settings from cPanel


🧹 Managing Email Accounts

From the Email Accounts section in cPanel, you can:

  • Check storage usage

  • Change passwords

  • Delete or suspend accounts

  • Set up forwarders or autoresponders

  • Create email filters for better organization


🚫 How to Avoid the Spam Folder (Deliverability Tips)

Sending emails is one thing — getting them delivered properly is another.

Here are essential tips to avoid the spam folder:

✅ 1. Use SPF, DKIM, and DMARC

  • Go to Email Deliverability in cPanel

  • Make sure all records are “Valid”

  • If not, click “Repair” — PLiKhost will auto-fix it

✅ 2. Don’t send bulk mail from your hosting

  • For newsletters, use services like Mailchimp or Brevo

  • Shared hosting is not designed for mass emailing

✅ 3. Use a branded sender name and signature

  • Avoid using generic addresses like [email protected]

  • Personalize your emails to build trust

✅ 4. Don’t include suspicious links or attachments

  • Use clean, well-formatted text

  • Avoid URL shorteners and all-caps subjects

✅ 5. Monitor your domain’s reputation

  • Check if your IP/domain is on any blacklist using tools like MXToolbox

  • PLiKhost actively monitors and protects IP reputation, but staying informed helps


🔒 Bonus: Enable Spam Filters

  • In cPanel, go to Spam Filters

  • Enable Apache SpamAssassin

  • Customize the score threshold (default is 5.0)

  • Use the whitelist/blacklist to control trusted senders


✅ Final Thoughts

Creating and managing email in cPanel is fast, simple, and cost-effective — especially when paired with PLiKhost’s reliable infrastructure.

With just a few clicks, you can:

  • Set up professional email accounts

  • Access them anywhere

  • Stay protected from spam

  • Improve email deliverability

🟢 Get started with a hosting plan at PLiKhost and enjoy full-featured email hosting with cPanel included.

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