Whether to raise your mail server?

I have a website, and there is a module private messages. Now everything works on pdd Yandex. I.e. if the user is registered, a notification appears.. Or change password, etc.

But I have no notifications, i.e., for example, informing the user that he received 2 messages. And so I think how to be... whether to raise your mail server (I honestly do not particularly whisking) or to settle for Yandex. Yandex I like it, but I think he may stop sending emails after a certain limit, or just deems it to be spam=(

And maybe there is some solution? Prompt, pliz)
June 8th 19 at 17:28

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June 8th 19 at 17:30
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Yandex limits like 200 emails a day from your account. Don't know, there may be separate limits for special letters of the form "notifications."
Mass notification is services like aws ses, elastic mail, and other stuff.
Amazon gives 2K emails per day for free, elastic - 5K (without attaches, of course).
Plus, these services usually work successfully with formal replies and abusali, and on my mail server it will have to do. So I for third-party services.
thank you for the detailed answer! - al commented on June 8th 19 at 17:33
Will add - I have to work have a mail domain @firma.ru he deployed on Yandex. Usual and ordinary users to send mail normally (well, there smtr.Yandex.ru and all that). My email with one hand runs on a separate server, on the other hand he everywhere indicates that it sends sender@firma.ru. So, I'm not making a separate domain for all of this, which is convenient. And it is not fake, and it indicates. - Timmothy35 commented on June 8th 19 at 17:36
Yes , clever)) - al commented on June 8th 19 at 17:39
June 8th 19 at 17:32
Try mailgun.com and such
thanks for the reply! - al commented on June 8th 19 at 17:35

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