Private mailboxes for each teammate
Every founder and employee signs in separately, keeps a private inbox and uses their own encryption key.
Custom-domain mailboxes, shared role addresses and managed delivery for founders and the small teams working beside them.
The current business fit is a founder-run company or small professional team with one person who owns the domain setup. Team plans begin from three mailboxes and stay centered on email.
Founders, early hires and contractors get separate mailboxes. Role addresses such as hello@, invoices@ or support@ can reach selected people without shared sign-in credentials.

People get separate inboxes. The administrator gets focused controls for the domain, addresses and changing team membership.
Every founder and employee signs in separately, keeps a private inbox and uses their own encryption key.
Route company addresses to the people responsible for them. Selected members receive copies and send with their own keys.
Roles, organization settings and audit logs support clean onboarding, offboarding and review of administrative changes.
Thelemail operates receiving, sending, queues, DNS checks, spam classification and sender-reputation controls for the company domain.
The setup sequence keeps existing mail active while the administrator prepares sending, mailboxes and role addresses.
One founder or technical owner controls DNS, membership and address routing.
Verify ownership and publish authenticated-sending records while the current provider remains active.
Add every private mailbox, shared role address and alias before incoming mail moves.
Change MX when the complete recipient list is ready. Thelemail continues checking the records.
The Team plan starts from three mailboxes. The current focus is founder-run companies and small professional teams with a clear domain administrator.
Business plans are billed per mailbox, monthly or annually. Adding or removing people during the term changes the bill on a prorated basis.
An administrator removes the member, updates mailbox access and reassigns shared role addresses or aliases to the people taking over the work.
Thelemail currently has no SOC 2 or ISO certification. The security page lists the implemented controls, visible limits and current audit status in detail.
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The threat model spells out what is encrypted, what is not, and what a server compromise would and would not expose. The gaps we haven't closed yet are listed with it.