Mail Service PRIVATE MAIL
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Database-backed pricing

A fair price for
a private inbox.

Subscriptions fund the service directly. Every displayed amount and cadence comes from the current price history record; storage and delivery limits come from the active public plan.

Choose by real limits

Plan differences stay focused on service capacity, not privacy.

PLAN / PERSONAL
PERSONAL

A private mailbox for everyday email.

$4.00per month
Storage quota10 GBOutgoing per day250
  • 5 email aliases
  • 5,000 outgoing emails per month
  • 50 recipients per message
  • 25 MB total attachments per message
Stripe mappingVERIFIED
Choose Personal
Most flexible
PLAN / PLUS
PLUS

More storage and aliases for a busy inbox.

$8.00per month
Storage quota50 GBOutgoing per day750
  • 25 email aliases
  • 15,000 outgoing emails per month
  • 100 recipients per message
  • 50 MB total attachments per message
Stripe mappingVERIFIED
Choose Plus
PLAN / FAMILY
FAMILY

Higher-capacity private email for demanding use.

$15.00per month
Storage quota200 GBOutgoing per day2,000
  • 100 email aliases
  • 40,000 outgoing emails per month
  • 200 recipients per message
  • 100 MB total attachments per message
Stripe mappingVERIFIED
Choose Family

Create your mailbox first, secure recovery, then add a payment method through Stripe.

Included with every plan

Privacy is not a premium tier.

Capacity can change with the selected plan. The business model and core account controls do not.

No advertisingNo inbox-funded ad modelNo data brokerageNot a plan upgradeSecurity controlsVisible account protectionMailbox stateExplicit service status
Billing architecture

Payment state is not mailbox state.

Separating the two prevents a successful checkout screen from pretending that a mailbox is already provisioned.

  1. 01
    Local planDefines displayed limits and the current admin-selected cadence.
    catalog
  2. 02
    Verified paymentStripe test-mode events remain the payment source of truth.
    billing
  3. 03
    Mailbox entitlementProvisioning keeps its own pending, applied, or failed lifecycle.
    service
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Review protocols, privacy, and checkout behavior.

The FAQ explains the boundaries behind each visible state.

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