nearlyfree.email

Your domain. Real mailboxes.

Mail addressed to your domain is delivered and kept here, in mailboxes you open and read — not forwarded off somewhere else.

One mailbox free, no card — just a Google account to sign in. 5 mailboxes for 15,000₮ a month.

Type one to see it run on yours.
02Mail lands in real mailboxes.
hello@yourcompany.com
1 new
billing@yourcompany.com
1 new
support@yourcompany.com
1 new

kept here — not forwarded away

Three steps, once.

After this, adding an address takes a few seconds.

01

Point your domain

Add four records at your registrar. We check them against live DNS and mark the domain active the moment they resolve. No domain yet? Buy one from any registrar — it stays there; we only need the records.

  • MX @Priority 10
    mail.nearlyfree.email
  • TXT @
    v=spf1 ip4:213.199.59.63 mx -all
  • TXT mail._domainkey
    v=DKIM1; h=sha256; k=rsa; p=MIIBIjANBgkqh…
  • TXT _dmarc
    v=DMARC1; p=none
MX resolvingSPF resolvingDKIM resolving
02

Create your mailboxes

Name them whatever you want. Each one gets its own storage, and mail is delivered straight into it.

billing@yourcompany.com3 unread
  • PaymentsInvoice 0042 paid09:14
  • RegistrarYour domain renews next month08:02
  • AnaRe: delivery on TuesdayTue
03

Add aliases and a catch-all

An alias forwards mail without using up a mailbox — to one of yours, or to an inbox you already read. Turn on the catch-all and nothing addressed to your domain is lost.

  • sales@→hello@yourcompany.com
  • info@→you@gmail.com
  • *@Catch-all→hello@yourcompany.com

The parts that usually cost extra.

Mail is kept, not forwarded

Every address is a real mailbox with its own storage. You read and reply in it, rather than chasing mail into somebody else's inbox.

DKIM, SPF and DMARC

Generated when you add the domain, then checked live against what your registrar is actually serving.

Catch-all when you want it

Switch on *@ and anything addressed to your domain lands somewhere instead of bouncing.

Aliases cost you nothing

Point sales@ or info@ at a mailbox, or at an inbox you already read. Aliases do not use up your mailbox allowance.

Newsletters, from the same dashboard

Build a subscriber list with its own signup page, write a campaign, and send it. Everyone confirms by email before they hear from you, so it never puts your domain's reputation at risk.

An API key for AI assistants and scripts

Create a key, tick what it may do, and point an MCP client at it. It can read your mail setup and make everyday changes — it can never send a newsletter, touch billing, or create another key.

Nearly free, then barely more.

One domain on every plan, aliases and a catch-all included. Pay when you need more than one mailbox on it.

Free

0₮

  • 1 domain
  • 1 mailbox
  • 500 MB per mailbox
NewslettersNo newsletters
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Team

15,000₮/month

3,000₮ per mailbox

  • 1 domain
  • 5 mailboxes
  • 5 GB per mailbox
Newsletters500 subscribers · 1,000 emails a day
Start free, upgrade when ready

Office

39,000₮/month

2,600₮ per mailbox

  • 1 domain
  • 15 mailboxes
  • 10 GB per mailbox
Newsletters2,000 subscribers · 5,000 emails a day
Start free, upgrade when ready

Company

89,000₮/month

2,225₮ per mailbox

  • 1 domain
  • 40 mailboxes
  • 15 GB per mailbox
Newsletters10,000 subscribers · 20,000 emails a day
Start free, upgrade when ready

If all you need is email.

Workspace and Microsoft 365 are priced per person, per month — and most of that price is the rest of the suite.

What a suite bundles

  • An AI assistant
  • Video calls
  • Shared documents
  • Cloud storage
  • Spreadsheets
  • Slides
  • Chat

If your team lives in those, keep them — they are good, and this is not a replacement for them. But plenty of small teams sign up for one reason: they want hello@ and billing@ on a domain they own. Then they pay every month, per person, for six things nobody opens.

This is the one part, done properly: real mailboxes, DKIM that is actually checked, your mail in and out whenever you want it. No assistant reading it, because there is no assistant.

Questions worth asking first.

Moving email feels risky, so here is the honest version.

Can I use my normal mail app?
Every mailbox is an ordinary IMAP account, so Apple Mail, Thunderbird, Outlook and the Gmail app all work, on a laptop or a phone. Or use our webmail at webmail.nearlyfree.email and set nothing up at all — it is there whenever you want it, and optional.
Can I bring my existing mail across?
Yes. Export from your current provider — Gmail and most clients produce an mbox file — and import it straight into the mailbox from the dashboard. Whole Maildir archives work as well, folders and all.
Can I get my mail back out?
Any time, from the same screen. The Maildir export is lossless: folders, read and unread, flags, everything. It is a normal archive another mail server will accept, so leaving is a download, not a support ticket.
Will what I send land in spam?
DKIM, SPF and DMARC are generated when you add the domain, and the panel checks them against live DNS rather than assuming they are right. Until they resolve, together with the MX record that brings your mail in, the domain is not marked active.
Do I have to move my domain?
No. Your domain stays where you bought it. You add a few records at your registrar and nothing else changes — the website on that domain is untouched.
I don't have a domain yet. Can I still start?
Yes — sign up free and add the domain when you have one; the free plan does not expire. A domain is the part after the @, and any registrar sells them: a .mn from a Mongolian registrar, a .com from anywhere. It stays with them; you only add four records here.
Does anything read my mail?
No. Your mail is not scanned, profiled, or used to train anything. There is no assistant here to feed it to, which is rather the point.
What if a mailbox fills up?
Each mailbox has its own storage. Old mail can be archived off with the export, and you can move an address to a mailbox of its own rather than paying per person for space nobody uses.
How do I pay?
By bank transfer, from whichever bank you already use. The invoice shows an account number, the amount, and a short reference like TEAM-6WR8DR: type it into the description field of the transfer and your plan turns on a few minutes after the money lands. No card, no account with a payment provider, nothing to set up. The free plan needs none of this.
What happens if I stop paying?
You drop to the free plan rather than losing anything: the domain and its mail stay put, and you keep one mailbox. Export first if you want a copy — that never expires.

Still have a question?

There is a Telegram group for nearlyfree.email. Ask anything — setting up DNS, moving your old mail across, whether it will work with your registrar — and get an answer from us or from somebody who has already done it.

Or call us: +976 8904 8113

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Bring a domain. Keep your mail.

One domain and one mailbox, free, for as long as you want it.

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