Product comparison

Moxia vs 阿里云企业邮 / Aliyun Mail

Alibaba Cloud’s enterprise mail service, billed annually — common pick for China-based cross-border sellers.

Pricing

阿里云企业邮 / Aliyun Mail Moxia
Per month ~¥120-360 / user / year $5 / month total
3 sites / year ¥360-1080 / year (3 sites × 1 user) $60 / year (~¥430, site-count-independent)

Aliyun Enterprise Mail Basic starts at ¥120/user/year (product page), scaling with storage and feature tiers. Moxia runs in your Cloudflare account, flat $5/month.

Feature comparison

Dimension 阿里云企业邮 / Aliyun Mail Moxia
Chinese-language admin UI ✓ (native) ✓ (operator UI is Chinese-first, English toggle)
Aliyun ecosystem integration ✓ (DNS / SMS / security etc.) ✗ (Cloudflare ecosystem)
Overseas deliverability Mixed (some overseas recipients flag as spam) Strong (Cloudflare Email Sending + SPF/DKIM/DMARC stack)
Cross-site customer view
Customer data location Aliyun servers (mainland China) Your own Cloudflare account
Lark / Dingtalk notifications Native Dingtalk (Alibaba), Lark requires webhook Lark + Dingtalk + Slack + Webhook all native
"Encryption + privacy" story for overseas buyers Weak (China-vendor concerns for some buyers) Strong (data in your CF account, TLS + R2 at-rest encryption)
New-site onboarding time ~1-2 hours 8-15 minutes

Which one fits

Pick 阿里云企业邮 / Aliyun Mail if:

  • Your team is deeply embedded in Aliyun (DNS / security / CDN)
  • You want native-Chinese-speaking support + RMB invoicing
  • Your customer base is primarily mainland China (Aliyun deliverability is actually better there)

Pick Moxia if:

  • Your buyers are overseas — "China-based mail vendor" creates trust friction
  • You want data in your own Cloudflare account for cleaner cross-border compliance
  • You need unified inbox + cross-site customer view
  • You need Lark / Slack / Webhook notifications, not just Dingtalk