SurgeMail

$75 is a lot of money for something Apple's OS X Server does a lot better for $19.

Surgemail is a very solid, dependable, workhorse of a mail server. Which is exactly what it needs to be. It doesn't crash, it filters well, it's fast, and mature. Surgeweb is a great improvement for webmail (though it's still on the improve). Once it's setup, you won't have to think about your mail at all, it just works.

I think the first review was wrote by the developer. Who's he kidding. The price is a RIP and the product unpolished. Other solutions are available cheeper or free.

As a service provider, I have tried just about every commercial and open source mail server out there. Surgemail is by far the best product I have used thus far. The feature set can't be beat for the price point. You get 95% of the features of CGP and Kerio for a tiny fraction of the cost. Every user has complete control over their accounts in the web interface. They can configure their own server side filters, spam filters, etc. The amount of control you have over mail services is amazing. It also includes a nice webmail client and a blog/file sharing service called SurgePlus. The only negatives are that the web interface is a bit clunky and it seems to crash once in a while. The developers and support team are responsive and helpful. Overall, you can't go wrong with Surgemail.