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Business email compromise is the dominant loss event in real estate settlement, and it almost always begins with a mailbox rather than a network. We provide secure email for title companies — encrypted email on your own domain from $7.95 per user a month, secure document exchange at $7.49 per user so closing documents stop traveling as email attachments, encrypted off-site backups, and the written provider commitments your ALTA Best Practices assessment asks you to collect.
ALTA’s Title Insurance and Settlement Company Best Practices expect agencies to protect non-public personal information and vet their providers. Secure email for title companies is where that work starts, because wire fraud almost always begins in an inbox. We provide secure email for title companies on your own domain.
The site builder with hosting and SSL, one Hub for Teams mailbox on your own domain, and the domain itself free for the first year — in one annual plan instead of three separate decisions.
Where data is stored, who can reach it, how access is controlled and logged, how backups are encrypted and tested, what happens on a breach. Written, not verbal, so it goes straight into your assessment file rather than becoming another follow-up.
Not resold capacity and not a region chosen by a platform for cost reasons. For a company holding settlement statements, payoff letters and buyer financial information, being able to name the facility is a materially better answer than naming a brand.
Access controls and multi-factor authentication on administrative access, patching and monitoring, encrypted off-site backups from $2.09 a month, and a documented restore test rather than an assumption.
ALTA Best Practices Pillar 3 covers information security, and it expects a settlement company to have a written program and to hold its service providers to it. Most vendors find that inconvenient. It is the easiest conversation we have.
This is the specific operational gap in almost every agency we look at, and it is the same gap we find in tax and law firms.
Closers, processors, escrow officers, post-closing and the branch offices. Liberation Email starts at $1.95 per user a month; Mail Pro at $7.95 is the tier most agencies land on.
A site that takes title orders, publishes your fee schedule and rate calculator, and does not leak information to a dozen third-party trackers. We build and host it.
Firewall, endpoint management, patching, and backups that are restored and verified rather than assumed. Multi-branch agencies included.
Title and escrow does not sit alone at the closing table, and the same threat runs through the whole transaction.
Order any of these in a few minutes, or read the full details first. Pricing is published up front, so you do not need a quote to see what it costs.
Build the site yourself from a template. Hosting, SSL and a free domain on annual billing are included.
Get started →See plan detailsEmail on your own domain instead of a free address, with calendar, contacts and appointments.
Get started →See plan detailsEmail, calendar, files, chat and video for the whole team in one workspace on your own domain.
Get started →See plan detailsHost a site you already have. SSL, backups and cPanel included. $7.99 is the three-year rate, $14.99 month to month.
Get started →See plan detailsPut the domain in the company name, where a past web guy or an ex-employee cannot hold it hostage.
Get started →How transfers workYes, and we treat it as a normal part of onboarding rather than a special request. Where data is stored, access control and logging, encryption, backup and restore testing, and breach notification — written, so it goes into your file.
No vendor can promise that, and be careful of any who do. What we can do is remove the conditions it depends on: mailboxes that are easy to get into, domains that are easy to impersonate, and documents that travel as attachments through several inboxes. Your verification procedure still matters more than any product.
No. Keep it. We host and secure the environment around it — email, document exchange, the website, backups and the network.
Most of the agencies we work with land between five and forty, across closers, processors, escrow officers, post-closing and branches. Pricing is per seat so it tracks your headcount rather than a tier boundary.
In data centers we own and operate in the United States. That is a specific answer for your assessment, and it is one most cloud vendors selling into this industry cannot give.
Yes. It is the same transaction and the same threat, and brokers have their own written obligations under the FTC Safeguards Rule.
Secure email for title companies starts at $7.95 per user a month, with secure document exchange at $7.49 per user and encrypted off-site backups.
We do, and the weak link is usually on their side rather than yours — agent mailboxes on personal accounts, no control over offboarding, and closing documents moving as plain attachments. Our real estate website hosting page is the one to send them: it covers domain ownership, agent email on a single managed account, and why wire fraud starts in email.
We will look at how your closing documents actually move, check your sending domain’s authentication, and give you a written scope plus the provider documentation your next assessment will ask for.
Everything else about title company IT is secondary to this. The attack is not sophisticated: someone gets into a mailbox or convincingly spoofs one, watches a transaction approach closing, and sends the buyer new wiring instructions at exactly the right moment. The money is gone the same day. Every control worth paying for either prevents that mailbox compromise or interrupts that message.
Which means email is the system that matters, not the website. Multi-factor authentication on every mailbox without exception. Authentication records on your domain so a forged sender is rejected rather than delivered. Alerts on mailbox forwarding rules, because attackers set one up to watch quietly. And a written rule, told to buyers in advance and in person, that wiring instructions never change by email and will always be confirmed by a phone call to a number they already hold.
Ask a prospective provider directly whether they support those controls and whether they are on by default or an upgrade. A provider who talks about uptime and storage when you ask about business email compromise is not thinking about your business.
Record retention is the quieter obligation. Closing files have to stay intact and producible for years, and your own best-practice framework and state requirements set the terms — not your vendor. Ask what an export looks like before you need one.
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