Set up your Jezweb email on iPhone or iPad

Updated 2026-06-04

The screenshots below are from an earlier software version — buttons may look a little different on your device, but the steps and settings are current.

This guide adds your Jezweb-hosted email address to the built-in Mail app on an iPhone or iPad. You’ll need the email address and password we sent you — if you can’t find them, email us and we’ll resend them securely.

Watch the setup

Your settings

These are the only details you’ll type — everything else is just finding the right screen.

SettingValue
Incoming server (IMAP)ax.email
Incoming port993 (SSL)
Outgoing server (SMTP)ax.email
Outgoing port465 (SSL)
Usernameyour full email address
Passwordyour email password

The steps

On iOS 18 or newer? Apple moved app settings — go to Settings → Apps → Mail → Mail Accounts instead of steps 1–3, then continue from step 4.

  1. Open Settings from your home screen.

    iPhone home screen with Settings highlighted

  2. Tap Mail.

    Settings menu with Mail highlighted

  3. Tap Accounts.

    Mail settings with Accounts highlighted

  4. Tap Add Account.

    Accounts screen with Add Account highlighted

  5. Choose Other from the list of providers.

    Add Account screen with Other highlighted

  6. Tap Add Mail Account, then enter your name, your full email address, your password, and a description (like your business name). Tap Next.

    New account form

  7. Make sure IMAP is selected at the top. For both Incoming Mail Server and Outgoing Mail Server, enter ax.email as the host name, and your full email address and password as the username and password. Tap Next.

    IMAP server details form

  8. Wait for the ticks to appear, then tap Save.

    Verification ticks

  9. Open the Mail app — your inbox will start filling in. On a busy mailbox the first sync can take a few minutes.

    Mail app inbox

Sending not working?

If mail arrives but won’t send, check the outgoing server: Settings → Mail → Accounts → your account → SMTP → ax.email, and make sure Use SSL is on and the port is 465, with your full email address and password entered there too — the outgoing server needs its own copy of your login.

Didn't work, or not sure?

No worries — that's what we're here for. Tell us what step you got up to and what you saw, and we'll sort it with you.