What are some alternative email solutions to offer my clients? I currently have cPanel servers and my clients who want web-based email are stuck using Squirrel Mail and the other crap found inside their cPanel.

Some clients have migrated over to Google Apps, etc. - Although, I am looking for a more integrated solution that is more robust and user friendly than Squirrel Mail and others like it.

Any suggestions or software out there that would be of help to me?

Thanks!

I've been looking for something like this also and so far the best option I can find is Horde Groupware but cPanel has been trying to intergrate it since 2008. :( If I find a way to upgrade the current version of Horde to Groupware I'll let you know.

Most of our clients use RoundCube. I think it's the best free webmail client out there. You should give it a shot if you don't have it already.

I have moved many clients including myself to rackspace email. Does not blend with Cpanel, but it is an EXCELLENT email system, works great!

I second roundcube . . . I've also heard of a couple people integrating @mail into cpanel if you're looking for a paid solution.

We offer to setup Google Apps for our customers, we use it and love it. Not to mention it's free and will continue to be free.

I'll second to that - RoundCube or externally to Google Apps (preferred solution).

our customers mostly use RoundCube. Searching for another solution.

Id highly recommend checking Webmail Pro at http://www.afterlogic.com. I am actually working with them right now to better integrate their solution with cpanel. They have a free version, but its been neglected and is basically an old version. My sales guy said they are going to have a free trimmed down version of the current commercial version soon.

Yup, i do agree with you. afterlogic email solution is the best solution my client..try to check their web site.

Roundcube is good alternative its Slick, fast and easy to interface.

I just enjoy the ease of Google's email and other services, most people already use it, so they will not need to learn another mail system.

I feel safer having my email hosted on a separate and off site area.