Email domains by provider list: which domains Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and Apple use
In short: 78 personal mailbox domains grouped under ten providers: Gmail, Outlook.com and Hotmail, Yahoo, AOL, iCloud, Proton, Zoho, GMX, Tuta and Fastmail. Search, filter by provider, or download CSV, TXT or JavaScript. Limit: It lists personal mailbox domains for ten providers, not every provider.
This list groups 78 personal mailbox domains under ten providers. Microsoft uses outlook.com, hotmail.com, live.com and msn.com plus regional versions, Google uses gmail.com and googlemail.com, Yahoo adds ymail.com and rocketmail.com, and Apple uses icloud.com, me.com and mac.com. Filter by provider, or download CSV, TXT or JavaScript.
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- Providers
- 10
- Domains listed
- 78
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- 78
| Domain | Provider |
|---|---|
| gmail.com | Google (Gmail) |
| googlemail.com | Google (Gmail) |
| outlook.com | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| outlook.co.uk | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| outlook.fr | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| outlook.de | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| outlook.es | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| outlook.it | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| outlook.jp | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| outlook.com.br | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| outlook.com.au | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| hotmail.com | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| hotmail.co.uk | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| hotmail.fr | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| hotmail.de | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| hotmail.es | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| hotmail.it | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| hotmail.nl | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| hotmail.be | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| hotmail.ca | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| hotmail.com.br | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| hotmail.com.au | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| hotmail.co.jp | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| live.com | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| live.co.uk | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| live.fr | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| live.de | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| live.it | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| live.nl | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| live.ca | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| live.com.au | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| live.com.mx | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| msn.com | Microsoft (Outlook.com) |
| yahoo.com | Yahoo |
| yahoo.co.uk | Yahoo |
| yahoo.fr | Yahoo |
| yahoo.de | Yahoo |
| yahoo.es | Yahoo |
| yahoo.it | Yahoo |
| yahoo.ca | Yahoo |
| yahoo.com.au | Yahoo |
| yahoo.com.br | Yahoo |
| yahoo.com.mx | Yahoo |
| yahoo.co.in | Yahoo |
| yahoo.in | Yahoo |
| yahoo.com.ar | Yahoo |
| yahoo.com.sg | Yahoo |
| yahoo.com.ph | Yahoo |
| yahoo.co.id | Yahoo |
| ymail.com | Yahoo |
| rocketmail.com | Yahoo |
| aol.com | AOL |
| aol.co.uk | AOL |
| aim.com | AOL |
| icloud.com | Apple (iCloud) |
| me.com | Apple (iCloud) |
| mac.com | Apple (iCloud) |
| proton.me | Proton |
| protonmail.com | Proton |
| protonmail.ch | Proton |
| pm.me | Proton |
| zoho.com | Zoho |
| zohomail.com | Zoho |
| zoho.in | Zoho |
| gmx.com | GMX and Web.de |
| gmx.net | GMX and Web.de |
| gmx.de | GMX and Web.de |
| gmx.at | GMX and Web.de |
| gmx.ch | GMX and Web.de |
| gmx.co.uk | GMX and Web.de |
| gmx.fr | GMX and Web.de |
| web.de | GMX and Web.de |
| tutanota.com | Tuta (Tutanota) |
| tutanota.de | Tuta (Tutanota) |
| tuta.io | Tuta (Tutanota) |
| tuta.com | Tuta (Tutanota) |
| fastmail.com | Fastmail |
| fastmail.fm | Fastmail |
Sample result
ymail.com belongs to Yahoo; the list groups 78 personal domains under ten providers.
- Provider
- Yahoo
- Domains listed
- 78
- Providers
- 10
What this means for you
Segment a list by provider using the domain after the @, then check every mailbox.
- Ten providers
- Regional domains
- Filter by provider
- CSV, TXT or JavaScript
- Providers
- Reference
- Segments
By SimpleVerifier Team · Last updated · Runs in your browser; nothing you paste is sent to us
Segmenting a list by these domains? Split it, then check every mailbox.
- Split the list by who hosts the mail with the bulk email provider lookup, which reads each domain's MX records.
- Upload or paste it at /verify. Every address gets a live mailbox check, and the first 100 email checks are free with a Google sign-in, no card.
How do I find which provider a domain belongs to?
- Type a domain or a full address in the search box. If it is on the list you see its provider.
- Use the Provider menu to show one provider's domains, such as every Microsoft domain.
- Download the list as CSV, TXT or a JavaScript object that maps each domain to its provider.
- To split a whole list by who hosts the mail, use the bulk email provider lookup.
Example
- You enter
- Search for the domain ymail.com.
- You get
- ymail.com belongs to Yahoo.
- Limits
- Runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded. Company addresses hosted by Google or Microsoft are on the company's own domain and are not listed.
Which domains does Microsoft use for email?
Microsoft's personal mail runs on outlook.com, hotmail.com, live.com and msn.com, with regional versions such as outlook.fr, hotmail.co.uk and live.de. They are listed together here as Microsoft (Outlook.com). A company that uses Microsoft 365 has an address on its own domain, and that domain is not a Microsoft domain, so it is not on this list.
Which domains belong to Google, Yahoo and Apple?
Google's personal mail is gmail.com and googlemail.com, which Google says is the same mailbox. Yahoo's list is its country domains (yahoo.co.uk, yahoo.fr, yahoo.de and others) plus ymail.com and rocketmail.com; Yahoo Japan is a separate service and is left out. Apple's are icloud.com, me.com and mac.com.
AOL is listed on its own. In our October 2026 MX check, aol.com mail was received by Yahoo's servers, which the free email providers study shows.
How is this different from the free email providers list?
The free email providers list is every personal domain we filter on, sorted by type. This list takes the largest providers among them and groups the domains by who runs the service, so you can segment a list by provider. It is not a list of who hosts company mail; for that, use the email provider lookup, which reads a domain's MX records.
Who uses this tool, and for what?
- Marketers
- Segment a list into Microsoft, Google and Yahoo recipients by the domain after the @.
- Developers
- Copy the JavaScript object into a handler that routes by provider.
- Cold emailers
- Check which providers your list leans on before planning inboxes and send volumes.
What can’t this tool tell you?
- It lists personal mailbox domains for ten providers, not every provider.
- A company address hosted by Google or Microsoft is on the company's own domain and is not listed.
- It says who runs a domain, not whether a mailbox at it exists.
- Providers add and retire domains, so a new regional domain may be missing.
Common questions
- What domains does Microsoft use for email?
- outlook.com, hotmail.com, live.com and msn.com, with regional versions such as outlook.fr, hotmail.co.uk and live.de. They are all filtered under Microsoft (Outlook.com).
- Is googlemail.com the same as gmail.com?
- Yes. Google says googlemail.com is the same mailbox as gmail.com, so both are listed under Google.
- Which domains does Yahoo use?
- Its country domains such as yahoo.com, yahoo.co.uk and yahoo.fr, plus ymail.com and rocketmail.com. Yahoo Japan is not part of the list.
- Are company domains on Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 included?
- No. A company's own domain is not a Google or Microsoft domain even when they host the mail. The email provider lookup reads a domain's MX records to tell.
- Does the list cover every provider?
- No. It covers ten providers and the personal domains we filter on. Regional providers and internet-provider addresses are on the free email providers list.
- Can I download the list?
- Yes, as CSV, TXT or a JavaScript object. Downloads follow the Provider menu, so you can take one provider's domains.
A tidy list can still be full of dead addresses.
Extracting, deduplicating and syntax checks all work on the text of an address. None of them can tell whether the mailbox exists. Only the server that hosts it can answer that, through an SMTP check, and that is what the paid product does.
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