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Pay for the license,
not the email.

Every plan is flat monthly billing. No per-email meter, no per-seat markup. Send as much as your server can handle.

Community

For evaluation and hobby projects

$0/mo
Get started free
  • Up to 10,000 emails/mo
  • Postfix + Dovecot
  • SMTP submission (port 587)
  • SpamAssassin filtering
  • Modern web dashboard
  • Community support
Pro

For teams sending real production email

$39/mo
Get started free
  • Up to 100,000 emails/mo
  • DKIM / SPF / DMARC management
  • AI spam screening (99.2% accuracy)
  • Bounce and complaint handling
  • Queue + blacklist monitoring
  • SMTP relay routing
Most popular
Business

For companies scaling transactional volume

$79/mo
Get started free
  • Up to 500,000 emails/mo
  • REST API + Prometheus metrics
  • Webhook events with retry and replay
  • AI log analysis with Gemini
  • Role-based access control
  • Audit logging + IP restrictions
Enterprise

For high-volume senders and MSPs

$199/mo
Talk to sales
  • Unlimited email volume
  • 100 domains · 1,000+ mailboxes
  • SSO (OpenID Connect) + LDAP
  • White-label branding
  • WHMCS integration
  • Priority support (4h SLA)

A flat license beats the meter.

Estimated annual cost for 50,000 emails per month on a team of 15 mailboxes. CeyMail bills once: Resend, Mailgun and Google Workspace bill by volume, by seat, and by dedicated IP.

Based on published pricing, standard tiers. Your mileage will vary by send volume and add-ons.

Google Workspace (15 seats)$2,160/yr
Mailgun · 50k emails/mo + dedicated IP$1,548/yr
Resend · 50k emails/mo$1,020/yr
CeyMail Pro (flat license)$588/yr

Everything, side by side.

FeatureCommunityProBusinessEnterprise
Core
Monthly send volume10,000 emails100,000 emails500,000 emailsUnlimited
Admin accounts125Unlimited
Modern dashboard
SMTP + IMAP
SpamAssassin filtering
Deliverability
DKIM / SPF / DMARC management
MTA-STS provisioning
Blacklist monitoring
SMTP relay routing
Intelligence
AI spam screening
AI log analysis (Gemini)
Prometheus / Grafana metrics
Self-heal recovery
Operations
Scheduled backups
REST API
RBAC + audit log
IP restrictions + 2FA
SSO (OpenID) + LDAP
White-label branding
Support
Community (GitHub)
Email support48h SLA24h SLA4h SLA

Pricing FAQ.

How is CeyMail different from Resend and Mailgun?+

Resend and Mailgun are transactional email APIs that route your outbound mail through their infrastructure and charge per email. CeyMail is the full mail server stack you install on your own VPS: SMTP, IMAP, DKIM, spam filtering, and a developer dashboard. You own the infrastructure, the IPs, and the sending reputation. You pay a flat license and never hit a per-email meter.

What does the install actually do?+

One curl command bootstraps Postfix, Dovecot, OpenDKIM, SpamAssassin, MariaDB, the CeyMail dashboard, and provisions Let's Encrypt certificates. It's idempotent: safe to re-run, and works on any Ubuntu 22.04+ or Debian 11+ VPS.

Will my email actually reach inboxes?+

CeyMail auto-generates the exact DKIM, SPF, DMARC, MTA-STS and TLSRPT records you need, and verifies each one from the dashboard. Deliverability also depends on your IP reputation. The dashboard includes blacklist monitoring and can route through Amazon SES, SendGrid or Mailgun as a relay when your IP is warming.

Can I use CeyMail as an SMTP API for my app?+

Yes. Point your app at the SMTP submission port (587) with a mailbox credential, or use the REST API on the Business plan to provision domains and users programmatically. Same interface Resend and Mailgun expose, hosted on your own hardware.

What happens to my mail server if I stop paying?+

Postfix and Dovecot keep running. Existing domains and mailboxes keep sending and receiving. The license downgrades to Community, so paid features (AI screening, DKIM management, queue monitoring, in-dashboard updates) become unavailable, but nothing is deleted or shut off.

Do I need Linux experience?+

Not for day-to-day operations. The dashboard handles domains, users, aliases, DKIM keys and mail queues. You'll need SSH for the initial install and periodic OS patching: that's it.