Your name on your domain.
Custom mailboxes — name@yourcompany.com — on infrastructure we host for you. Bring your own domain, or use ours.
Heaven Mail is our own version of Gmail and Outlook — built for individuals and businesses who want a real email service. Custom mailboxes on your own domain or ours, hosted on infrastructure we own end-to-end. No ad scanning. No surveillance. Free plan available.
Everything Gmail and Outlook give you, on infrastructure we own. For individuals, families, freelancers and small businesses.
Custom mailboxes — name@yourcompany.com — on infrastructure we host for you. Bring your own domain, or use ours.
Your inbox isn't training data. No content reading, no behavioural profiling, no "free" tradeoff with your privacy.
Postfix, Dovecot, DKIM, DMARC, IMAP, SMTP. Use Apple Mail, Outlook, Thunderbird — your mail, your client.
Mailbox storage encrypted on disk. Even we can't read your mail without your password — and we wouldn't want to.
Export everything as a standard mbox file any time. Take your data and leave whenever you want. No hostage situations.
Servers in Germany. GDPR-compliant by default, not as an afterthought. Your data stays in the EU.
Three steps from sign-up to sending mail from your own domain.
Or use heavenmail.com. We give you DNS records to paste — MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC. Verification usually takes a few minutes.
name@yourdomain.com, instantly provisioned on our infrastructure. Add as many as your plan allows. No waiting, no tickets.
Apple Mail, Outlook, Thunderbird, our webmail — they all work. Standard IMAP and SMTP. No proprietary protocols.
Pay for the product, not with your data. Cancel anytime, export everything.
Short, specific, and honest. If something's missing, ask us.
Gmail's business model is reading your mail to build advertising profiles, then selling that attention to advertisers. Even Workspace, which doesn't show ads, still aggregates metadata and reserves the right to scan for "abuse." If you'd rather pay a fair price for a service that has no incentive to look inside your inbox, this is for you.
We respect both. ProtonMail is great at end-to-end encryption between Proton users, but most email you send is to non-Proton addresses — so the encryption story is partial. Fastmail is excellent and we recommend it if you want a mature product today. Heaven Mail is for people who want EU data residency, fully open-standard infrastructure, no proprietary clients, and a guaranteed exit path via mbox export at any time.
Yes, on Pro and Business. You keep ownership of your domain at your registrar — we just host the mailboxes. We give you the DNS records (MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC) to paste in. If you ever leave, you point your MX records elsewhere and you're done.
Honest answer: every business has a non-zero chance of going under. Here's our commitment if that ever happens — we'll give 90 days advance notice via email, we'll keep your mailboxes accessible read-only for those 90 days, and the full mbox export tool stays available the whole time. Because we use open standards (IMAP), you can also point any other mail client at us during that window and pull everything down. We will never disappear overnight with your mail.
In data centres in Germany, on hardware we control. Storage is encrypted at rest. Backups are encrypted and geographically separated, also within the EU. We do not replicate mail outside the EU.
Business is per-seat — each person on the team gets their own mailbox(es) and 50 GB. Shared inboxes (like support@ or hello@) don't count as separate seats. You'll be billed monthly or annually, with a 15% discount on annual.
Yes — 1 mailbox, 1 GB, on a heavenmail.com subdomain. It's a real product, not a trial. Use it for as long as you want. If you outgrow it, upgrade to Pro for your own domain and more storage.
Yes — Heaven Mail is live now with self-serve signup. Create a free mailbox in under a minute at heavenmail-app.web.app. Every new signup is provisioned immediately.
Sign up for a free Heaven Mail mailbox in under a minute, or drop your email and we'll send you a one-time onboarding note.