Every message, delivered and accounted for.

Mailpile is an independent email service for people who would rather not think about email. Invite-only, ad-free, and operating since 2019.

Independent since 2019 Iceland & Frankfurt No ads, no scanning

Nothing here gets read, sorted or sold.

Mailpile is paid for by the people who use it. Your messages are encrypted in transit and on disk, this site loads no third-party scripts, and there is no advertising system anywhere in the company.

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Standard protection on every mailbox

  • TLS 1.3 with DANE validationEvery hop is encrypted; DANE is checked wherever the receiving server publishes it.
  • AES-256 on disk, audited yearlyMailboxes, backups and logs are encrypted at rest.
  • Two-factor sign-in as defaultAuthenticator apps and hardware keys; SMS never required.
  • No trackers, in mail or on this siteRemote images in messages are blocked until you say otherwise.

The basics, done properly.

No workspace suite, no add-on store, nothing we plan to start charging for later.

IMAP, JMAP and SMTP
Full protocol access for the apps you already use, plus a lightweight webmail client that works in any browser.
Filtering that shows its work
Anything moved out of your inbox leaves a note saying why. Nothing disappears quietly into a folder you'll never open.
Bring your old mail
Automated import from Gmail, iCloud, Fastmail and any IMAP account, with folders, labels and read flags intact.
15 GB and up
Room for years of receipts. 50 MB attachments go inline; bigger files arrive as links through our uploader.
Custom domains
Point a whole family of addresses at one mailbox, and answer each with a reply address that matches.
Clean ranges, boring reputation
Invite-only traffic keeps our IP ranges off blocklists. Outbound gets accepted on the first attempt; inbound rarely quarantines the wrong thing.

Want a mailbox of your own?

New mailboxes open in limited rounds by invitation. Leave your address for the next one, and we'll send the invite when a spot opens.