
Private Email Service
@fuck.it email
Private email with attitude. No ads, no tracking.

About @fuck.it email
@fuck.it is a private email service for people who are done being the product. Free email has always run on a trade: you get storage, the provider gets your data. Ads shaped by what you write. Inbox scanning dressed up as features. A privacy policy that quietly expands every few years, because nobody reads version fourteen. We don't run that trade. There's no free tier, because there's nothing to monetize when the member is the customer. No ads, no tracking, no data mining — and nobody at our end reading anyone's mail. The name gets the attention. The infrastructure is what keeps people. The service is powered by Open-Xchange on geo-redundant, ISO 27001 certified servers in Germany, under GDPR, with a 99.9% uptime guarantee. TLS in transit, encryption at rest, and OX Guard end-to-end encryption on the top plan. POP, IMAP and SMTP mean whatever client you already use keeps working — Apple Mail, Thunderbird, Outlook, whatever you've had configured for years. CalDAV calendars, CardDAV address books and tasks are on every plan. Add your old Gmail or Outlook accounts and switch on Unified Inbox, so switching doesn't have to happen overnight. Identity Lock blocks registration of usernames that look like yours, extending to digit swaps and typos on higher plans — the exact tricks used to impersonate people over email. Edge and Apex add OX Drive with online text, spreadsheet and presentation apps, scheduled mail, email undelete and 1 GB attachments. And then there's the address itself. There is exactly one domain like this one, and the address you write from is the first thing anyone sees. Standard usernames are free with any plan; premium names — short ones, single words — are an optional upgrade, and once taken they're gone. Every member also gets a public profile page at fuck.it/@username. Built for people who left big tech and didn't want to land somewhere equally beige. Phase one is capped at 10,000 addresses, access is by invite, and codes usually arrive within the hour.
What @fuck.it email is used for
- Leaving Gmail without landing somewhere equally beige
- Freelancers and founders whose email address is part of their pitch
- Artists and creatives who want an address that sounds like them
- Anyone who wants their mail stored in the EU under GDPR
- People who want encryption without configuring PGP themselves
@fuck.it email pricing
Core $5.90/mo — 10 GB mail, 25 MB attachments, 5 invites, Identity Lock. Edge $11.90/mo — 30 GB mail + 10 GB files, 1 GB attachments, OX Drive, online office, scheduled mail. Apex $24.90/mo — 100 GB mail + 30 GB files, OX Guard end-to-end encryption, priority support. Billed quarterly or yearly; 20% off yearly. All prices include taxes. No free tier.
@fuck.it email alternatives
Tools the builder names as the closest alternatives.
- Gmail
- Proton Mail
- Tuta
- Fastmail
- mailbox.org
@fuck.it email FAQ
- Is this a real email service?
- Yes. It runs on Open-Xchange, on ISO 27001 certified servers in Germany, under GDPR.
- Is there a free plan?
- No. Free email is paid for with your data, so we don't offer one. Plans start at $5.90/month.
- Can I use my own email client?
- Yes. Full POP, IMAP and SMTP, plus CalDAV and CardDAV for calendars and contacts.
- How do I get an address?
- Access is by invite. Request one at fuck.it and the code usually arrives within the hour.
- Can I keep my old inbox?
- Yes. Add Gmail, Outlook.com or any IMAP account and switch on Unified Inbox.
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Owned this domain for a decade before it became a business. Turns out the one address nobody forgets is a decent foundation for a mail service that doesn't read your mail. Ask me anything.