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The Story
Email got nosy. The big free providers pay for themselves by scanning your inbox, profiling you and selling ads against what they learn. And on top of that, your address looks like everyone else’s.
I built @fuck.it to fix both. It’s private, paid email with no ads, no tracking and no data selling, GDPR compliant and hosted in the EU. And it comes with an address nobody forgets.
Every account gets full webmail, mobile sync for mail, calendar and contacts, IMAP and POP for any mail app, and the option to connect your other email accounts into one inbox. PGP end-to-end encryption is included on APEX and available as an add-on for CORE and EDGE.
The newest feature: every user gets a free link-in-bio page at fuck.it/@username, built right into the email account.
Pure. Secure. Exclusive.
Gerwin, founder of @fuck.it, New York
AI Overview
AI-generatedEmail privacy has become an afterthought at mainstream providers, which treat inboxes as data sources to be mined for advertising revenue. @fuck.it addresses this directly with a paid alternative, built on the principle that email should be a service users pay for, not a free product that turns them into the commodity.
The service is aimed at professionals, creators and privacy-conscious individuals who reject the surveillance model of the major email providers. It offers an address that stands out, backed by real privacy.
What sets @fuck.it apart is its uncompromising stance on privacy. The service runs on infrastructure in the EU, complies with GDPR, maintains ISO 27001 certification, and explicitly refuses to scan inboxes, track behaviour or sell data to advertisers. Encryption is built into every plan, with TLS and encryption at rest as standard. The APEX plan includes PGP end-to-end encryption, and CORE and EDGE users can add it as an option.
The feature set is comprehensive. All plans include webmail, IMAP and POP support for external mail clients, mobile sync for mail and contacts, calendar and task management, and the ability to combine multiple email accounts into one inbox. Higher plans add file storage and online office tools. Every user also gets a free link-in-bio page at fuck.it/@username, which turns the email account into a personal home on the web.
The brand name itself signals an irreverent rejection of mainstream email norms. For anyone frustrated with data harvesting and tracking, @fuck.it offers a clear deal: pay directly for your email, and your data stays yours.
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Key Features
Private by Design
No inbox scanning, no tracking and no data selling, with GDPR compliance and ISO 27001 certification
An Address Nobody Forgets
Get [email protected], with premium usernames available for short, memorable names
Encryption Built In
TLS and encryption at rest on every plan, with PGP end-to-end encryption included on APEX and available as an add-on
Works With Any Mail App
IMAP, POP and mobile sync for Apple Mail, Outlook, Thunderbird and more, with other accounts combined into one inbox
Free Link-in-Bio Page
Every user gets a free page at fuck.it/@username for all their links, socials and projects
Full Productivity Suite
Webmail, calendar and tasks on every plan, with file storage and online office tools on higher plans
Use Cases
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Privacy-Conscious Professionals
Confidential email without data mining or ads, hosted in the EU under GDPR
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Founders and Freelancers
A memorable address that gets noticed and keeps business mail private
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Creators and Artists
A standout address plus a free fuck.it/@username page to share all their links
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Gmail and Outlook Switchers
People leaving free providers who want to pay for email and keep their data their own
FAQ
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Pricing
Three-tier subscription model with annual discounts; premium username options available at additional cost.
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