prepaid · 12 months · unlimited mailboxes
Email on every domain you own, for one flat price.
One pass covers unlimited mailboxes and unlimited aliases on every domain inside it.
Adding a person costs nothing. Adding the brand you bought last night costs nothing. The bill does not move.
We read the live MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records. No account and no address asked for.
See the three passesgoogle workspace, 5 people, 12 months
$420
$84 a year, per person. Every extra address — invoices@, a client's domain — is another line on it.
namemail studio pass, everyone, 12 months
$69
5 domains, 50 GB pooled, unlimited mailboxes and aliases on all of them. One payment, no renewal surprise.
Same five people. Four brands. A difference of $351 a year.
setup doctor · example.com
an example result
- MX
- aspmx.l.google.com
- wrong
- TXT
- no ownership record found
- missing
- DKIM
- no selector found
- missing
- SPF
- v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all
- replace
We read the live zone before you pay anything, and we quote the wrong line back to you with the value it should have.
Three records, one visit to your registrar, about 5 minutes. Then the page turns green and a test message lands in the mailbox you just made.
Three passes. Each one runs 12 months from the day you buy it.
Solo pass
$29 for 12 months
1 domain · 10 GB pooled
For one brand you actually use. hello@, invoices@, you@ — as many addresses as you like, on the one domain.
Studio pass
$69 for 12 months
5 domains · 50 GB pooled
The studio with its own site, two side projects and a client domain it inherited last spring. Five people or fifty, the price is the same.
Portfolio pass
$149 for 12 months
25 domains · 150 GB pooled
For the portfolio. Every brand you own gets real mail, and the next domain you buy costs nothing to put on it.
Every pass includes webmail, IMAP and SMTP, calendars, contacts, the spam filter and migration from Gmail or Outlook. Real mailboxes, not forwarding.
Storage is pooled across your domains, so no mailbox needs its own allocation. Domains and GB are the only limits, and we state both on the pass.
