Best email provider for your own domain
Email at you@yourname.com: what each provider charges per year for it, how many domains you get, and whether it works in your mail app.
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Fastmail
Every plan includes your own domains, standard IMAP for any mail app, and Masked Email for sign-ups. Individual is $60 a year and the stated annual price renews unchanged. Fastmail can read stored mail, like most providers outside the encrypted ones.
- Free plan
- No
- Cheapest paid, per year
- $60
- Who can read stored mail
- The provider can
- Apple Mail and Outlook
- Yes
- Owner
- Fastmail Pty Ltd
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iCloud Mail
If you already pay for iCloud+, custom domains come with it: up to 5 domains on the $0.99-a-month 50 GB plan, shareable with your Family Sharing group. Billing is monthly only, and Apple holds the keys to stored mail.
- Free plan
- Yes
- Cheapest paid, per year
- $11.88
- Who can read stored mail
- The provider can
- Apple Mail and Outlook
- Yes
- Owner
- Apple
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Proton Mail
The cheapest way to have your own domain with zero-access encryption: Mail Plus is $47.88 a year with 1 domain. Apple Mail and Outlook work only through Proton's Bridge app.
- Free plan
- Yes
- Cheapest paid, per year
- $47.88
- Who can read stored mail
- Only you
- Apple Mail and Outlook
- Bridge app
- Owner
- Proton AG
Every provider with your own domain, cheapest first
The cheapest plan that includes your own domain, per year. Business plans are marked. Each currency is ranked on its own.
In US dollars
Purelymail$10, Simple pricing
iCloud Mail$11.88, iCloud+ 50 GB
Zoho Mail$12, business
Migadu$19, Micro
Proton Mail$47.88, Mail PlusStartMail$59.88, Personal
Fastmail$60, Individual
Gmail$84, business
Outlook.com$84, business
HEY$120, business
In Euros
Runbox€19.95, Micro
mailbox.org€36, StandardTuta€36, Revolutionary
Mailfence€42, Entry
Worth knowing. Gmail and Outlook.com only offer your own domain through their business suites (Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 Business), priced per user per month. Check before you point a domain at a plan that doesn't include it.