1 to 10 GB each, IMAP and SMTP, and webmail.
Mail on your name
that lands
Addresses on the domain you own, signed with DKIM so inboxes trust you.
An inbox that
sorts itself
Coming soon: every message will be placed in a category the moment it arrives. Unsure calls are marked, never hidden, and when you move a message, we will remember that sender.
Illustrative demo — sample messages showing how the sorted inbox is being built. Not live yet.
- Client confirmed 120 guests, pickup 9am Saturday.
- Deposit of ₦45,000 paid Tuesday; balance on delivery.
- Open question: gluten-free options for 10 guests.
Long threads, in three lines
Coming soon: open a long thread and read what was agreed before the details. Draft a reply from a sentence, then edit it yourself. You always send it.
- Actions feel instant: archive, move and read update before the server answers
- Works in Outlook, Apple Mail and on your phone over IMAP and SMTP
Set up so the inbox trusts you
We generate your signing keys and publish every record the big mail providers check. You never touch DNS.
Mailboxes come
with every plan
Choose each mailbox’s storage — from 1 GB to 10 GB — when you set it up in the console.
1 to 10 GB each, IMAP and SMTP, and webmail.
1 to 10 GB each, IMAP and SMTP, and webmail.
Email questions
Is email included with hosting?
Yes. Every hosting plan includes mailboxes on your domain.
How does the inbox decide a category?
Coming soon. The webmail will file messages by rules — mailing-list and bulk-sender headers into Promotions, Social and Updates — and anything a rule does not match stays in your inbox.
Can I bring my existing mail?
There is no automatic migration tool yet. Contact support and we will help you set mail up from Google Workspace, Zoho, cPanel or any IMAP provider.
What is DKIM and why should I care?
DKIM signs your outgoing mail so receiving servers can prove it came from your domain. It is often the difference between the inbox and the spam folder, and we set it up for you.
Look established
from the first email
Your name, your mailboxes, on your own domain.
