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mailservr vs SimpleLogin.

SimpleLogin forwards aliases to an existing inbox. mailservr keeps mail in a dedicated inbox instead.

SimpleLogin / feature ledger

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Free first, annual when needed

SimpleLogin uses vendor-priced free and subscription plans. mailservr offers a Free inbound tier, then Plus and Max annual subscriptions for sending and integrations. Grandfathered paid accounts retain Unlimited access.

Feature comparison

A detailed look at how mailservr and SimpleLogin compare across key features.

Pricing

Feature
mailservr
SimpleLogin
Pricing model
Free · €20/year Plus · €50/year Max
Free and subscription plans
Free tier
5 aliases · 1 active

Aliases

Feature
mailservr
SimpleLogin
Email aliases
5 total / 1 active · 30 total / 15 active · 500 total / 200 active
Plan-dependent

Platform

Feature
mailservr
SimpleLogin
Built-in inbox
API access
Plus and Max
Attachment storage
100 MB / 1–10 GB
Forwarding only

Sending

Feature
mailservr
SimpleLogin
Send & reply from aliases
Plus and Max
Via forwarding

Why choose mailservr over SimpleLogin

Choose SimpleLogin for its forwarding and self-hosting options. Choose mailservr when you prefer a contained mailbox for aliases.

  • A dedicated alias inbox
  • Free inbound aliases
  • Private contact email stays separate
  • Direct reply on paid plans

Frequently asked questions

Does mailservr forward to another inbox?

No. mailservr stores alias mail in its own mailbox, so a forwarding chain does not expose your recovery address.

Does mailservr have a Free tier?

Yes. Free includes five inbound-only aliases, one active at a time, seven days of visible history, and 100 MB of attachment storage. Over-limit attachments are discarded while email content remains.

Switch from SimpleLogin when you are ready.

Start with private inbound aliases, then choose an annual plan when you need sending, API access, or webhooks.