Shipmail

About Shipmail

Shipmail is business email on your own domain, built so that your agents can use the same inboxes you do. The product covers four things most small businesses otherwise assemble from separate vendors: real mailboxes, newsletters, transactional email and booking pages, all on one domain and one bill. You can use it as ordinary email in a normal client, work through a built-in AI assistant, or let an agent read and send from the same mailboxes through the API and an MCP server — which is the differentiator, because the usual choice is between a mail host with no programmatic surface and a transactional API with no actual inbox. The positioning is explicitly against Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 for founders and small teams, with three commitments that back it up: no lock-in, since your domain and mail move to any provider; privacy by design, with no scanning, no ads and no data sale; and independent verification, having been security audited twice by Radically Open Security. The site reports 3,700-plus users and a 4.9 rating. Pricing is unusual in that every plan has identical features and differs only in mailbox count, storage, team members, newsletter sends and subscriber limits, with up to 50 custom domains included on all of them — and there is a machine-readable pricing endpoint published specifically for AI agents.

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