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No, it starts at $40/year, unless you want to be wlesieutre_2111@fastmail.fm instead of wlesi@eutre.com.
by levosmetalo 13y ago
No, it starts at $40/year, unless you want to be wlesieutre_2111@fastmail.fm instead of wlesi@eutre.com.
- danieldk 13y agoYup. But GMail starts at $50 per year if you want levos@metalo.com, rather than levosmetalo_42@gmail.com. Unless you are grandfathered in via the old Google Apps. It seems that the probability of needing a number is also relatively small, since Fastmail has many domains available: https://www.fastmail.fm/help/signup_domains.html https://www.fastmail.fm/help/signup_domains.html Of course, the $10 account is not really useful, since it comes with only 250MB space.
- levosmetalo 13y agoYup, grandfathered. I remember I also had fastmail account when it was free, but lost it long time ago. I'm not complaining about 40$, but the laziness and friction on changing provider of my identity is still there. And I can't really test how it would work until I switch completely to it with my primary account, since using secondary account is not a real world test.
- danieldk 13y agoI feel your pain. I am also grandfathered in a free Google Apps account. I like Fastmail, but I need contact syncing, so I cannot fully switch until they've implemented that. And I'd miss the excellent GMail Android app. Especially it's search functionality.