Overview
- Apple updated its iCloud+ support documentation to raise the number of personalized email addresses users can create for a custom domain from three to ten.
- The new limit applies per user on a shared domain, meaning each person who is given access can create up to ten addresses using that domain.
- Users can still connect up to five custom domains to a single iCloud+ subscription, a cap that Apple did not change.
- The change was rolled out quietly via an Apple Support page and first flagged by community posts on Reddit and X before wider tech outlets reported it.
- Custom domain email has been an included iCloud+ feature with no extra fee for subscribers who own domains, and the higher limits make the feature more useful for small businesses and multi-person households.