Free includes 5 forwarding-only addresses and catch-all receiving. Every paid plan adds dashboard Send Email, Batch Send, MailLogic Replies for supported sends, delivery logs, and individual SMTP credentials for 5, 15, or 50 addresses. Change plan or cancel anytime.
Receive at your domain for free, then choose a paid plan when you need to send. The full Free, SMTP, Starter, and Founder breakdown is 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 can send through the dashboard or SMTP. All paid plans include Batch Send, delivery logs, and MailLogic Replies for supported sends; Starter and Founder also include the Send API and Batch Send API.
Free covers forwarding. SMTP, Starter, and Founder add sending and supported Reply conversations, 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 sending recipients | — | 1,000 | 5,000 | 50,000 |
| Additional sending credits (per 1,000 recipients) | — | $4 | $2 | $1 |
| Individual forwarding destination per address | ||||
| Optional catch-all forwarding | ||||
| Individual SMTP credentials per address | — | |||
| Receiving | ||||
| Forward to any existing inbox | ||||
| SPF-aligned forwarding (SRS) | ||||
| Sending | ||||
| Dashboard Send Email | — | |||
| Batch Send recipients per batch | — | 100 | 500 | 2,000 |
| MailLogic Replies for supported sends† | — | |||
| SMTP relay (port 587) | — | |||
| REST Send API | — | — | ||
| Batch Send API | — | — | ||
| DKIM signing & DMARC alignment | — | |||
| Operations | ||||
| Delivery logs | — | |||
| Block Email rules | — | — | ||
| Bounce handling & recipient suppression | — | |||
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 or another existing inbox.
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 an inbox you already use. For outgoing mail, use MailLogic's dashboard, Batch Send, SMTP credentials, or—on Starter and Founder—the Send API. MailLogic Replies can continue supported MailLogic-sent conversations in the dashboard, but it is not a general mailbox.
No. Each address on SMTP, Starter, and Founder can receive through forwarding and send through the MailLogic dashboard or individual SMTP credentials. Every paid plan includes Batch Send; Starter and Founder also include domain-level Send API access. Mail still arrives in the inbox you choose.
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.
Each recipient counts once, so one message sent to three recipients uses three credits. Paid customers can buy fixed credit packs from Billing at any time. Automatic top-up is off by default and can be enabled in Billing. Using the last available credit does not itself create a charge. If a later send needs more credits, it is rejected until you purchase enough credits; when automatic top-up is enabled, MailLogic instead starts a saved-card purchase for enough whole 1,000-recipient packs. Included allowance is used first, followed by purchased credits in FIFO purchase order. Unused purchased credits roll over on the same plan; unused credits are proportionally refunded when a plan change or cancellation becomes effective. Send Email, Send API, and Batch Send reserve the complete sendable recipient set before submission and never partially send when credits are short. A Batch Send remains pending for up to 24 hours and can resume after a manual purchase. Authenticated SMTP temporarily defers recipients while credits are insufficient. Forwarding is never affected.
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