Your domain, your addresses
Bring any domain you own and create as many addresses on it as you need: hello@, you@, support@.
Invite-only for now
Mailvana gives you and your team professional addresses on the domains you own. We handle the DNS, the signing and the delivery, so every letter arrives calmly.
Features
Bring any domain you own and create as many addresses on it as you need: hello@, you@, support@.
Every domain gets its own DKIM key. We generate the SPF, DKIM and DMARC records for you to copy.
Group domains under an organization, invite teammates by email, and let each person create their own addresses.
Each address belongs to one person and only they can read it. Remote HTML is sandboxed and scripts never run.
Use the webmail, or send from Thunderbird, Apple Mail and others over authenticated SMTP.
Inbox, Sent and Trash for every address, or all of them at once. Nothing to configure, nothing to learn.
How it works
Create an account and add a domain you own to your organization.
Copy the records we generate into your DNS provider, then click Verify.
Make hello@, you@ or anything else, and start sending and receiving.
Your website stays where it is. Only mail records change.
_mailvana-verify.yourname.commailvana-verify=8f3c…a91eyourname.com10 mail.mailvana.appyourname.comv=spf1 a:mail.mailvana.app -allmail._domainkey.yourname.comv=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIIBIjAN…_dmarc.yourname.comv=DMARC1; p=quarantineThe real values, including your unique keys, are shown in the app once you add a domain.
Teams
Run your company, a side project and a family domain from a single login. Each organization has one owner who manages domains and invites members. Members create their own addresses, and their mail stays theirs.
FAQ
Yes. Any domain you control works. You add a TXT record to prove it's yours, then the MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records we generate.
No. Mail uses its own DNS records. Your website's records stay exactly as they are.
Only the person who owns the address. Even the owner of the organization can't open another member's mail.
You can send through them today using SMTP with your Mailvana login. Reading mail in desktop and phone apps (IMAP) is on the roadmap. Until then, read in the webmail.
The owner removes them, and their addresses on the organization's domains are deleted along with their mail.
No. Once an organization verifies a domain, it belongs to that organization.
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