Your address should belong to you.
Email is how the internet checks who you are.
Your address should be yours to keep.
An address on your own domain moves with you.
You can change providers and keep the address.
Email has known limits.
People still depend on it.
A practical note: be careful with “unsubscribe”
on email you never signed up for.
It can confirm to the sender that your address is live.
Because email is how the internet checks who you are. Every login, every reset, every receipt goes there.
You need one, despite its limits.
You can have one that belongs to you.
You can be in control of it. That starts with an address on your own domain.
An address tells a website who you are.
It should not be how you reach your people.
Connections do that better.
You reach people you are connected to.
No address needed, and nothing to filter.
A sovereign address lives on a domain you own. Change providers, and the address comes with you.
Fastmail is the email host we use internally.
I run many domains on a single Fastmail account. Each person on our team gets their own login.
On top of that, I add as many aliases as I need.
So can you.
One address for every relationship.
Why that changes your inbox.
Sign up through our link and you get 10% off for a full year.
We get a small credit on our own bill.
We are telling you so the
arrangement is in the open.
Three things: a domain, a host and a login.
You choose each one.
We can’t tell you where to get your email. We can reward you for owning it.
The nonprofit discount replaces the 20%. It doesn’t stack on top of it.
Our package discount checker looks up where your email is hosted, and whether the address is truly yours.
If you do email marketing, ListRefiner is our project for that.
The first question is always the same.
How was your list built?
ListRefiner looks at exactly that.
Put your address on your own domain.
Host it where you choose.
Save on everything here.
Sponsors and contributors are welcome.
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Viktor, Earthgrid AI