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Migrate from cPanel Mail to Gmail / Google Workspace

Move your mail from legacy shared-hosting cPanel mailboxes to Gmail — every message, no spam loss, $0.99 per account.

·cpanel · gmail · shared-hosting · migration

cPanel's webmail (Roundcube/Horde) feels dated: slow search, weak mobile UX, no team sharing. The biggest blocker for users moving to Gmail / Google Workspace is the fear of losing old mail. This guide solves that.

Where to find cPanel mail settings

  1. cPanel → Email Accounts → next to your address, "Connect Devices" / "Set Up Mail Client"
  2. "Manual Settings" → "Secure SSL/TLS"
  3. Incoming server (IMAP): usually mail.yourdomain.com, port 993
  4. Username: full email address (e.g. info@yourcompany.com)
  5. Password: the email password you set in cPanel

Easy Mail Transfer steps

  1. Sign up
  2. Source provider: "Custom", host mail.yourdomain.com, port 993, email + password
  3. Destination: Gmail (imap.gmail.com) + Gmail App Password
  4. "Connect and continue" → folder picker → optional date filter
  5. Pay $0.99, transfer starts

Multiple mailboxes?

For a company with 10+ users, Bulk Transfer: same cPanel host, different email/password pairs, all run in parallel.

After migration: point your MX records to aspmx.l.google.com; new mail lands in Gmail and the old mail is already there.

Migrate mail for $0.99

The hands-on version of this guide — no setup, ready in 5 minutes.

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