Zoho Mail vs Microsoft Outlook Comparison

The best thing about Zoho mail is that it is very economical to use for any startup or organization running low on budget. It did provide most of the features that you need from an email service provider.

I, personally, didn't the interface too much. Gmail and Microsoft Outlook have better interface when it comes to sending email or setting up calendar invites. This is one area Zoho Mail can improve.

The custom signature feature in Zoho is one of its best features by far. It not only lets the individual show his/her credibility to clients and vendors but it also lets partners and clients recognize the business's brand better.

Zoho mail is definitely a more effective mailing tool for businesses than Gmail but it still has along way to go when compared to Microsoft Outlook that are tailored almost specifically for use in a professional environment.

Zoho Mail is ideal for corporate email since it can handle all requirements, including auto-response, block listing and allow listing, and custom signatures. It also has sufficient storage capacity for all the emails, and the process of sending bulk emails is relatively quick.

The email interface needs improvement and looks like a poor piece of software, despite the user's costly membership plan. Integrating with Microsoft Outlook is perplexing, and I've had trouble connecting it to the program and it keep rejecting the connection.

Zoho Mail is very suitable for a business email, which can handle all the requirement like auto response, blacklist and whitelist, and custom signature for the email. It also has a decent amount of space to store all of the email and the process to sending mass email is quite fast.

The email interface definitely need some work and not look like a cheap software, despite the expensive subscription plan that user has pay. Integration with Microsoft Outlook is very confusing and i had no luck to be successfully linked it with the software.