Free software. Your email.
Free, open-source email software. Send with your AWS SES account and bring your domains into one inbox. Deploy it yourself, or let Mailat Cloud host it for you.
MIT-licensed software. Your server and AWS usage have their own costs. Managed hosting starts at $15/month.
One app. Two ways to make it yours.
The same open-source Mailat app, on your own server or hosted by Mailat Cloud.
Take the source, run it on your infrastructure, and make it your own. No Mailat software subscription required.
Choose a dedicated Mailat instance with managed deployment and an account dashboard. Keep AWS in your own account.
Your domain. Your AWS account. Your choice of hosting.
For managed hosting, choose a plan and connect your AWS account. Have a domain you own and access to its DNS records ready so you can verify it before sending email.
One connected email setup.
Less infrastructure. More conversation.
Bring mail from your own domains into a unified inbox. Search, filter, label and reply without jumping between accounts.
Receiving through SES is optional. Keep your existing inbox provider when you only need sending.
Understand domain routing
Mailat.co provisions and manages the home for your email app. Connect your AWS account, follow deployment progress, and open Mailat from your dashboard.
Explore managed hostingSend and manage messages through the API. Use signed webhook events to connect incoming mail and delivery updates to your own tools.
See what connectsConfigure API keys and webhooks in your Mailat instance. Compatible with HTTP-based tools such as n8n.
From account to inbox
Pick a plan, sign in with your email, and complete your subscription through Gumroad.
Add your SES credentials and region. Mailat checks your configuration before deployment.
Follow setup progress, open your Mailat instance and verify the domains you own.
Built around real work
Bring addresses from the domains you manage into one workspace. Keep context while you read and reply.
Send application email through your own SES account and follow delivery events from your Mailat instance.
Let incoming messages start a workflow in your own tools using API calls and signed webhook events.
A clear starting point
Choose managed hosting for your Mailat app. Keep AWS usage and your sending reputation in your own account.
Start here
1+ vCPU, 2+ GB RAM and 40 GB storage. CX23 preferred; CPX12 when capacity is limited.
$15/ month
Choose BasicBuild on your setup
Room for your next chapter.
$19/ month
Choose DedicatedThink bigger
For a more demanding setup.
$50/ month
Choose EnterprisePrices are in USD. AWS usage and applicable taxes are separate. Review the configured resources and subscription terms at Gumroad checkout before purchase.
Subscription termsA few useful answers
A clear picture of what you get, and what you bring.
Explore the guidesMailat.co manages the hosting and deployment of your Mailat email application. Your dedicated instance is where you read, send and organize mail; this control panel is where you manage your subscription and infrastructure.
Yes. Bring your own AWS account with SES enabled in a supported region. AWS usage is billed separately. Your SES sending limits, production access and sender reputation still apply.
Yes. Connect a domain for sending only and keep its existing root MX records. Receiving through Mailat is a separate, explicit choice. If you enable it, review the effect on your current mail routing first.
You can create sender identities on domains you own and verify in AWS SES. Verification, permissions and AWS sending limits apply; Mailat does not let you impersonate other domains or bypass provider limits.
Choose Basic, Dedicated or Enterprise and complete checkout through Gumroad. Your dashboard shows the verified subscription state and links to your membership management. AWS charges are separate from your Mailat plan.
The Mailat application offers API keys, email APIs and signed webhook events for integrations such as HTTP workflows in n8n. You configure those integrations inside your own instance.
Your next chapter in email
Bring your AWS account. Choose your plan. Give your email a home of its own.