Free includes 5 forwarding-only addresses and catch-all receiving. Paid plans include 5, 15, or 50 SMTP-enabled addresses, each with individual SMTP credentials. Change plan or cancel anytime.
Two ways to use MailLogic. This is the pricing model — the full Free, SMTP, Starter, and Founder breakdown is just below.
Create 5 named forwarding addresses and send each to the existing inbox you choose. Optional catch-all receiving covers mail sent to other addresses.
Every paid address keeps forwarding and adds its own SMTP credentials for Gmail or another SMTP client. Starter and Founder also let your app send through the Send API.
Free covers forwarding. SMTP, Starter, and Founder add sending, scaled by addresses, volume, and features.
| Plan |
Free
$0/mo
5 forwarding addresses
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SMTP
$4/mo
5 SMTP-enabled addresses
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Starter
$9/mo
15 SMTP-enabled addresses
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Founder
$29/mo
50 SMTP-enabled addresses
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| Addresses & usage | ||||
| Named addresses included | 5 | 5 | 15 | 50 |
| Forwarding volume | Unlimited* | Unlimited* | Unlimited* | Unlimited* |
| Monthly SMTP sends | — | 1,000 | 5,000 | 50,000 |
| Individual forwarding destination per address | ||||
| Optional catch-all forwarding | ||||
| Individual SMTP credentials per address | — | |||
| Receiving | ||||
| Forward to Gmail / any inbox | ||||
| SPF-aligned forwarding (SRS) | ||||
| Sending | ||||
| SMTP relay (port 587) | — | |||
| REST Send API | — | — | ||
| DKIM signing & DMARC alignment | — | |||
| Send-as in Gmail | — | |||
| Operations | ||||
| Delivery logs | — | |||
| Block Email rules | — | — | ||
| Bounce & complaint handling | — | |||
Free forwarding includes the records needed to receive mail at your domain. Paid sending adds the authentication and monitoring needed to send from your domain properly.
Point your domain mail to MailLogic so the addresses you create can forward to Gmail.
Authorize MailLogic to send from your domain and sign outgoing messages.
Set a policy for unauthenticated mail and protect your domain from spoofing.
Track sending activity and catch configuration issues.
No. Inbound mail forwards into the Gmail inbox you already use. On a paid plan you can also send as your domain address from Gmail via send-as. Nothing to migrate.
No. Each address on SMTP, Starter, and Founder can receive through forwarding and has its own SMTP credentials for sending from Gmail or another mail client. Starter and Founder also include the domain-level Send API for authorized addresses. Mail still arrives in the inbox you choose; MailLogic does not create another mailbox.
They prove your mail is legitimate. SPF authorizes senders, DKIM signs each message, and DMARC tells receivers how to handle anything that fails. Without them, mail is far more likely to be marked as spam. When you enable sending, MailLogic sets up and verifies all three for your domain.
SMTP is the standard relay — point any mail client or app at smtp.maillogic.io on port 587 with your credentials. The Send API is a REST endpoint for sending programmatically from your code with scoped keys. Every paid plan includes SMTP; Starter and Founder also include the Send API.
Yes. Begin by forwarding for free, then add a sending plan when you need it. Your domain, addresses and DNS setup carry straight over. Billing is monthly via Stripe and you can cancel in one click.
SMTP sending is suspended after the plan limit is exceeded. Forwarding remains available and does not count toward the SMTP limit. You can upgrade or wait for the next billing period.
Receiving on your domain is free forever. Upgrade to send in one click.
