Use your official domain
Plan student and faculty email under the domain your institution owns. A new website is not required.
SaraBiT · Institutional email hosting
SaraBiT for students and faculty
institutional email hosting.
SaraBiT helps colleges and universities provide official email accounts to students, educators, staff and departments on the institution’s own domain.
For institutions planning student and faculty mailboxes, department addresses and central account administration. The estimate is shown in USD; request local pricing for your country.SARABIT INSTITUTIONAL EMAILYour institution domain
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SaraBiT for education
Institutional email,
planned around your campus.
Many institutions want students to have an official email identity but do not have the infrastructure or IT capacity to operate a mail platform themselves. SaraBiT provides a managed service that can be scoped to the institution’s account volume, storage needs and rollout plan.
- Student and faculty email
- Plan institution-domain mailboxes for learners, educators and staff.
- Department identities
- Add role-based addresses for admissions, examinations, placements, research and administration.
- Account administration
- Set up accounts in bulk and manage passwords, suspensions and deactivation centrally.
How SaraBiT supports the rollout
Keep the institution
in control of its email.
The college retains its domain and decides the account format and lifecycle policy. SaraBiT supports the managed email setup and account administration.
Choose a consistent structure
Use names, student numbers, batches, departments or programs in a format your administrators can apply.
Manage accounts as people change
Set the process for new admissions, password resets, staff changes, graduation and account deactivation.
Managed institutional email hosting
Start with what your
college needs today.
Share the domain, number of students and faculty, mailbox storage and rollout stages. SaraBiT can discuss a configuration for your institution.
Student email accounts
Faculty and staff accounts
Department addresses
Institution-owned domain
Bulk account creation
Central administrator access
Password resets
Account suspension
Deactivation after graduation
Flexible storage options
Webmail access
Managed technical support
For colleges, universities and educational institutions
SaraBiT institutional email hosting is for organizations that want students and faculty to use addresses associated with their college or university. The institution can include staff, admissions, examinations, placements and other departments in the same account plan.
Start with a pilot or plan a wider rollout
Some institutions begin with one department, an incoming class or a placement group. Others plan for a broader student and faculty rollout. SaraBiT can discuss the account scope, storage and administrative requirements for either approach.
Find the right information for your location
Explore SaraBiT’s India student email launch guide, college email hosting and INR pricing, or regional student email details for the United States and Canada.
Common questions
SaraBiT institutional
email hosting.
Answers for education leaders considering hosted student and faculty email.
What does SaraBiT provide to colleges and universities?
SaraBiT provides managed institutional email hosting for student, faculty, staff and campus department accounts under the college or university’s own domain.
Can our institution use its existing domain?
Yes. Institutions can plan email accounts on their existing official domain. A website redesign is not required.
Can our college start with a pilot?
Yes. A college can begin with a defined group such as one department or a student cohort, then expand according to its rollout plan.
Can we see country-specific details and pricing?
Yes. SaraBiT has separate information for India, the United States and Canada. Share your location and requirements for a tailored quotation.
SaraBiT for students and faculty