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Try this one. We as a company use them.

I'd also recommend Aruba, it's self-service, relatively cheap and had never had problems with their service (have 4 websites registered there).  They also offer the "soon to be compulsory" certified email address for professionals and companies for a modest 5 euros/year.

Hi Sablanico, could you explain what this registered email address is all about please? Thanks.

Hi Penny, You should check with your commercialista whether your company needs to have this and before when. The law decree n. 185 del 29/11/2008, converted into law n.2 del 28/01/2009, states that all professionals members of an "albo" (engineers, architects, commercialisti, notai) and private companies should have a PEC (Posta Elettronica Certificata) now and other professionals with P.IVA within a couple of year's time. Basically this is nothing but an extra mailbox-address, where mails going in-out has legal value, just like a "raccomandata" with "ricevuta di ritorno", so that you won't need to queue at the post office (but personally I'm probably sending 1 raccomandata/year, so..). It is also a way of moving people away from using paper in general, which is not such a bad thing AND MAYBE SOME DAY...communicate with the public offices.....yeah. You'll find more info on the web, but there's not much into it - a part from the fact that it is going to be compulsory. Somebody has told me that INPS offers a PEC for FREE to all registered users, so you may have a look at their website first. Ciao 

Thanks for the info. Won't affect us for at least a couple of years (just did some research) but very useful to know. Cheers