Be findable under your own name
A domain address reads as a deliberate choice on a portfolio, a proposal or a reply. It travels with you when a job, a client or a project changes.
For professionals and independent businesses
Your name is your business. Give it an address that belongs to you, keeps work separate from personal mail, and arrives where you can find it.
Your addressyou@yourname.com
01What changes for you
Sites reject generic addresses. Recruiters and clients take Gmail less seriously. Your name deserves its own domain.
A domain address reads as a deliberate choice on a portfolio, a proposal or a reply. It travels with you when a job, a client or a project changes.
Clients, contracts, registration codes and tax notices have their own inbox. Your personal address stays personal, and nothing important hides in a folder you rarely open.
A dedicated mailbox is easier to check than a shared personal inbox, so the verification code, the interview invitation and the client reply all reach you before the deadline.
You own the domain and the mailbox, and you can take them with you. A plan change or a move does not mean starting over with a new address and a new set of contacts.
02How it works
Get you@yourname.com in minutes and receive messages in your own inbox. Keep your identity as your work grows.
Pick the domain that matches how you work, whether that is your name, your practice or the brand you are building. If you already own a domain, use it.
Your dashboard shows the DNS records to publish with your domain provider, and the verification status as they spread. Receiving and sending use different records, so follow the complete set.
Create the mailbox, then connect your phone, desktop client or a mail app you already use through the IMAP and SMTP settings in your dashboard.
03What you get
Get you@yourname.com in minutes and receive messages in your own inbox. Keep your identity as your work grows.
Create your professional inbox ↗Sending keys, DNS records, mailbox credentials and delivery activity all live in one workspace, so you are not hunting across dashboards when something needs attention.
You need a domain to have an address that carries your name. If you do not own one yet, you can register a domain with any registrar and then add it here, or choose a plan that includes a mailbox on a domain you already hold.
Yes. Your dashboard shows the IMAP and SMTP server settings and credentials for each mailbox, and they work with Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird and the built-in mail app on iOS and Android.
That is a common use. A domain address looks established on an invoice or a proposal, and a dedicated mailbox keeps client correspondence separate from your personal mail.
The pricing page lists the current plans and allowances, and a free sending tier is available if you only need to send. Choose a plan with receiving and mailbox capacity when you want hosted inboxes.
For professionals and independent businesses
Free sending tier available. Paid plans add hosted mailboxes and larger sending allowances.