Emails can now open GitHub issues

Every project gets its own email.

Point a domain and hello@yourproject.dev is live in a minute — one inbox for everything you ship, with replies that can double as issue comments.

Free for one project · no credit card
Point your domainTwo MX records, one TXT. We verify and tell you exactly what's off.
Name the projectAliases are unlimited and catch-all is on — a typo never bounces.
Wire it to a repoPick a repo and labels. Mail becomes issues; comments become replies.

Everything mail needs. Nothing SaaS wants.

Receiving is unmetered on every plan.
Unlimited aliasesCatch-all on by default — nothing bounces.
hello@bugs@support@*@
DNS that explains itselfSPF, DKIM, DMARC verified for you.
MX mx1.gitmail.coTXT dkim._domainkeyTXT _dmarc
Mail in, issue outRoute any alias to a repo. Every email opens an issue; comments reply by email.
Send from codeSMTP credentials and a one-endpoint REST API — same domain, same reputation, webhooks on receipt.
$ curl -X POST gitmail.co/v1/send \
  -d from="hello@acme.dev" \
  -d to="dana@northwind.io" \
  -d subject="Fixed in 3.2.2"
→ 202 queued · dkim signed

Simple, indie-sized pricing.

Receiving is always unmetered. Plans only meter what you send.
Solo$0one project, forever
1 domain · 1 bridge200 sends / month7-day history
Start free
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Indie$6/mofor everything you ship
10 domains · 10 bridges5,000 sends / monthWebhooks + full history
Get Indie
Team$24/moshared inboxes, 5 seats
Unlimited domains + bridges50,000 sends / monthAudit log · SSO
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Questions, answered short.

Do I need my own domain?No — every account gets a free *.gitmail.co subdomain. Bring your own whenever.
Does the bridge work on private repos?Yes. The GitHub App asks only for the repos you choose, and only the issues scope.
What stops spam becoming issues?Filtering runs before the bridge. Suspect mail waits in quarantine until you release it.
Can I leave?Export everything as MBOX plus JSON metadata, any time, without asking anyone.
Is it a full mail client?A small one, on purpose. IMAP is there if you'd rather stay in the client you have.

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