Email on your own domain
Mailboxes at your own address, without buying a website or a server. Add them to a domain you already own, or register one during checkout.
Plans
Pick the number of mailboxes. You create and manage them yourself in the portal.
Larger plans are on the way. Need more than ten mailboxes? Write to us and we will set it up.
What you get
Webmail in your browser
Read and send from any device, with nothing to install.
Works with your mail program
Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird and phones connect over IMAP and SMTP with TLS.
Extra addresses
Point several addresses at one mailbox — sales@, info@, your own name.
Catch-all
Mail sent to any address at your domain arrives in one mailbox instead of bouncing.
Spam filtering and signed mail
DKIM signing is set up per domain, so what you send is not mistaken for forgery.
Support in your language
Georgian, Russian or English, from Tbilisi.
How it works
Four steps, and the portal walks you through each one.
Choose a plan
Pay in lari, by card or bank transfer. Your account is ready straight after payment.
Confirm the domain is yours
The portal gives you one TXT record to publish. Nobody gets mailboxes on a domain they have not proved they control.
Point the mail at us
The portal lists every record to add — MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC — already filled in for your domain.
Create your mailboxes
Add addresses, set passwords, change them later. No ticket, no waiting.
Questions
- How much space does a mailbox get?
- The quota is set per plan; you can see it on your service page in the portal, and we will raise it on request.
- Can I move my existing mail across?
- Yes. Connect the old and the new mailbox in any mail program and copy the folders, or write to us and we will help.
- My domain is registered somewhere else. Is that a problem?
- No. You keep the domain where it is and add a few DNS records; the portal shows exactly which. You can also move the domain to us later if you want.
- Will my mail land in spam?
- We sign every message for your domain with DKIM and give you the SPF and DMARC records to publish. Publishing all three is what keeps your mail out of spam folders.