Your Private Email Host

Yes. This service is for people who want to send and receive email from a domain that they already own, as part of their business, organization, or personal use. Don't have a domain name already? We got you. Many online services block registrations from free privacy email providers where the domain is shared by many people. By using your own, you eliminate that issue.

Aside from our mail servers having full disk encryption, we also utilize encryption at rest for actual emails. Additionally, users may choose to encrypt their communications further by using the built-in Enigma PGP encryption tool available over webmail. There, you may create, import and manage keys, sign, encrypt and decrypt from webmail.

Our mail servers are physically located in the Netherlands on the IncogNET network, a great location known for data privacy. We use physical, dedicated hardware on servers built specifically for MyPrivateInbox, using clean IPs with no bad neighbors. We're able to leverage our existing presence in this location for great hardware on a great network.

The service itself will offer SMTP/IMAP/POP support as well as a webmail client that will be available over Tor and the I2P network as well as the regular internet. There is encryption at rest for your actual emails as well as general full disk encryption on the servers, webmail PGP options, spam filtering, Mail Scheduling, DDoS protection for mail servers, and more!

The easy answer is: It depends. You're free to use this service to send normal transactional emails (such as notification from a website), so long as users can opt out, but sending unsolicited and blatant spam will not be tolerated at all. There are also hard limits on how much mail can be sent per hour and we'll manually screen and deny orders from obvious phishing domains.

While plans and pricing are not yet set in stone, we believe we can offer this at a rate less than similar services while adding the value of increased privacy to the mix. Because of processing fees, we'll unlikely accept month to month payment terms, but do plan on having 3, 6, and 12 month payment cycles available for those who do not wish to commit to a full year.