Qasid vs Titan: keep your mailbox, add the features

Titan is business email you buy from your host and move your mail to. Qasid gives you similar features on the mailbox you already have.

Titan is sold by hosts such as GoDaddy and Hostinger as a mailbox upgrade. It is a good product, with native phone apps, read receipts and AI.

The catch is the move: Titan is a new mailbox on Titan’s servers. Your mail, your settings and every phone have to switch over, and if you ever leave, they switch again. Qasid works on the mailbox you already have, on cPanel or any host with IMAP.

QasidTitan
Where your mail livesStays with your current hostMoves to Titan’s servers
Changing overConnect in a minute; nothing to migrateNew mailbox: move old mail, change MX records and phones
Read receipts and follow-up remindersYes, plus automatic follow-up sequencesYes
AISummaries, replies, Ask your inbox, assistants over MCP; Urdu tooTitan AI and MCP for assistants
Shared inbox for a teamAssign, notes, live replies, approval before sendingNot its focus
Phone appsInstalls from the browser; no app store app yetNative iOS and Android apps
PricePer organization, in rupees or dollarsPer mailbox, set by your host
PayingBank transfer, JazzCash, Easypaisa or cardThrough your host

Choose Qasid if

Choose Titan if

Prices

Titan’s price is set by the host that sells it. Examples seen in October 2026: BigRock India INR 89 per mailbox a month on a 12-month term; Hostinger (global) about $1.99–6.99 per mailbox a month.

Qasid: free for one mailbox; Pro Rs 1,400 ($5) a month, Team Rs 3,300 ($12) a month, per organization (prices as of today).

Questions

Is Qasid a Titan replacement?

For most businesses, yes: read receipts, follow-ups, AI and more, without moving your mail. If native app-store apps are a must, Titan has them and we don’t yet.

Can I use Qasid with a Titan mailbox?

If your Titan mailbox allows IMAP sign-in, Qasid can connect to it like any other mailbox.