Every message you open is counted.
Free mail is paid for somewhere. Open rates, location, device and habits get read off your inbox and sold on to people you never met.
Invite-only beta
Private email for owners. No ads, no tracking, and no provider that can take your address away.
No card needed · 30-day trial when the beta opens · Cancel anytime
None of them show up on a feature list. All of them cost you something.
Free mail is paid for somewhere. Open rates, location, device and habits get read off your inbox and sold on to people you never met.
You hand the same address to suppliers, forms and marketplaces. One of them leaks it and the noise never stops arriving.
A provider changes its terms or closes an account and the address on your invoices, your van and your website goes with it.
Take you@ownermailbox.com, or point a domain you already own at your mailbox. The domain stays registered in your name.
invoices@, quotes@, orders@. Unlimited aliases and a catch-all, so when one starts leaking you switch it off and keep the rest.
Spam and malware filtering runs before mail reaches you, and remote tracking pixels are stripped from every message by default.
Snapshots kept for 30 days, standard IMAP and SMTP, and a one click export. Leaving is always as easy as arriving.
How we make money
Your mailbox is paid for by you. Never by advertisers, data brokers or attention markets.
Every supplier got its own alias. The one that started leaking was off in four seconds.
Twelve years of mail moved in an afternoon. Nothing went missing on the way.
The address is on my van and my invoices. Nobody can take it away from me now.
We are a small team that got tired of watching business owners lose an address they had used for a decade. So we built the mail service we wanted. It is funded by subscriptions, it will stay small on purpose, and every decision gets made by people who read the support mail themselves.
Invites go out in small batches so every mailbox gets a careful start. If yours breaks, you will hear from a person, not a ticket queue.
Pricing
Nothing is charged during the beta. These are the prices when invites open to everyone, billed monthly.
$4per month
For one owner and one address.
Request invite$9per seat, per month
For an owner and a small crew.
Request invite30 days free, then cancel any time and keep every message. Beta members keep the price they were quoted at signup.
Anything not covered here, write to support@ownermailbox.com and a person will answer.
Yes. Point your MX records at OwnerMailbox and send through our SMTP servers. We generate the DKIM key and the DMARC record for you, and the domain stays registered in your name at your registrar, not ours.
The importer connects to your current provider over IMAP and copies your folders across, keeping dates, read state and attachments. Nothing is deleted at the other end, so you can run both mailboxes side by side for as long as you want.
No. Mail is never scanned for advertising, profiling or model training. Automated spam and malware filtering runs on delivery because that is the only way to keep junk out. A person looks at a message only when you send it to support and ask us to.
We are small and new. There is no free tier, the mobile apps are not built yet so you will use a standard mail client, and support is a handful of people answering mail rather than a 24 hour desk. If you need an account manager, we are not that yet.
Beta mailboxes keep working. You get a month of notice before billing starts, the price quoted at signup is the price you get, and if you would rather not continue you can export and close the account with nothing owed.
Take everything with you. Mail comes out over IMAP into any other client or provider, contacts export as vCard, and if you brought your own domain you simply repoint the MX records. No contract and no exit fee.
Every mailbox sits on redundant disks and is snapshotted daily, with snapshots kept for 30 days. Deleted mail waits in Trash for 30 days before it goes for good. Backups cover our failures, not a substitute for your own archive.
Leave your address. We write once, when there is a mailbox waiting for you.