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Might want to check out addy.io. It's a managed service, but I think it supports your use case.
If i understand correctly addy.io just forwards incoming email to another public facing server. So OP would need to configure and selfhost their own server, even if it only ever receives mail from and sends mail to addy.io.
This might be a potential solution, but I dont think its really what they wanted.
Indeed. The solution to what I actually wanted is here.
Thanks, it's not what I'm looking for, but a good thing to out in front of the email service.
I've been using them for a while and they've been pretty reliable