A month ago this was just an invoice that annoyed me. I launched it here yesterday.
Five people on Google Workspace, $420 for the year. Two of them sent maybe six emails a month between them, and one was a shared address that existed so a contact form had somewhere to post. Full seat price for what was basically a database row with an MX record pointed at it.
The thing that bothered me is that a mail server doesn't care how many people are on it. It cares about bytes stored and bytes moved. Everyone bills the human and pays for the gigabyte, which is why adding careers@ or invoices@ costs you money it really shouldn't.
So I built one that charges for the storage and gives the headcount away. $9 a year, unlimited mailboxes, unlimited domains, 10 GB pooled across the whole account, $0.40/GB after that. One plan, no tiers, no free version, no per-seat math.
Unlimited users, unlimited domains, email on your own domain. $9 a year, no per-seat math.Most email hosts bill you per person. A mail server doesn't work that way. It costs storage and bandwidth, so that's what we charge for.
$9 a year gets you unlimited mailboxes, unlimited domains, and 10 GB pooled storage. Extra storage is $0.40/GB/year. One plan, no tiers, 30-day refund.
IMAP, POP3, SMTP, JMAP, webmail, aliases, catch-all, Sieve filters, 2FA. Bring a domain you own and add four DNS records.
