Who this is for

Three situations where mail has to move.

01

A personal mailbox

You are leaving a provider, changing jobs or closing an old address. One mailbox, messages and folders in full.

up to 5 GB free · no sign-up
02

A hosting move

The domain moves to a new provider and the mail has to arrive intact. Connect by IP, second pass after the MX change.

no limit when self-hosted
03

An IT team

Forty mailboxes over a weekend and one report you can put in front of management. Batch mode and a per-user summary.

CSV · summary report
Code on GitHubCore and clients on GitHub
imapsyncProven engine, NLPL licence
0 deletionsBasic mode only copies
Self-hostedRun it on your own side, without us

Estimate before you start

How long it takes and what it costs.

Transfer speed is set by the limits of the source provider, not by your connection. Gmail hands over about 2.5 GB a day and no setting changes that — so it is better to know the timeline up front than on day three.

Estimated time

SourceGmail
Effective speed
Messages, roughly
Plan for this size

An estimate, not a guarantee: real speed depends on message size, how many folders there are and how busy the provider is right now. Small messages move slower than large ones — the per-message overhead is the same either way.

Planned pricing. Sales and online transfer are not open yet; prices may change before launch.

One simple price per full mailbox

First we measure the size. Then we start.

One payment per mailbox, not a subscription. The size check runs before the transfer and costs nothing: if the mailbox fits into 5 GB, the whole thing moves for free.

FreeTo try it out
$0
up to 5 GBOne full mailbox
  • Both connections checked
  • Standard queue
  • Transfer report
StandardMost popular
$5.90 / mailbox
up to 25 GBOne-time payment
  • Priority over Free
  • Re-run included
  • Email notification
LargeLarge mailbox
$11.90 / mailbox
up to 100 GBOne-time payment
  • Large mailboxes
  • Longer worker time
  • Extended report
BusinessB2B
On request
batch of mailboxesFor IT teams
  • CSV batches
  • Combined report
  • Priority queue

Forty mailboxes over a weekend — and one report for management.

Load mailboxes in bulk from CSV, a status for every user, a summary report and a priority queue. One domain migration — one invoice and one document for management.

Talk through a business case

Find out how big your mailbox is. It costs nothing.

Connect two servers, look at the size and decide. Or take the client and keep everything on your side.

Code on GitHub · built on imapsync · no sign-up