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MailEnable

Software from Free (paid editions). Based in Australia.

Last checked 24 October 2026

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PrivacyNot rated
PriceNot rated
FeaturesNot rated

I don't star-rate self-hosted software, because the cost and privacy depend on where you run it.

Key facts

Cheapest plan
Software
Free (paid editions)
Free plan
Yes, Standard Edition
Storage
Not confirmed
Your own domain
✓ Yes
End-to-end encryption
No
Company based in
Australia
Your data is kept in
Your own server
Founded
Unknown
Free trial
Unknown
Funded by advertising
No
Works in any mail app
✓ IMAP and SMTP
Calendar and contacts
✓ Yes
Aliases
Yes
Open-source apps
No
Sign up without ID
No
White label
Unknown
Reader offer
None

Not rated: self-hosted software. For Windows servers

Plans

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Cheapest plan I know: Software, Free (paid editions).

Reviews

Nothing yet

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Features

Not checked yet

Policies and contacts

2 of 5 found
Acceptable use policy
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Terms of service
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Report abuse
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Company and servers

Founded, owner, servers, uptime and blocklists
Founded
Unknown Suggest an edit
Domain first registered
2001 (mailenable.com)
Website hosted in
United States (Aptum Technologies)
Only the website. Where your mail is kept is under Your data is kept in.
Name servers run by
Tucows.com Co.
DNSSEC
Not signed
IPv6
Not yet
Website certificate
Sectigo Limited · TLS 1.3
Home page answered in
333 ms · HTTPS

My automatic checks last ran on 31 October 2026. Server countries come from their IP addresses (IP geolocation by DB-IP), and big providers often run servers in many countries. Blocklists are the free lists that answer public look-ups.

News

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Price history

No price yet

I haven't confirmed a price yet.

Sources

1 source

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