(tuta) sounds like lavabit (Image)

There were allegations that came out in court that they're an intelligence front. Tuta denied it, of course, and maybe it's just FUD. But it's worth reading the article yourself and considering it i

Fair enough, well given branding to the non resellers too.

i largely agree. but branding would also be interesting for non-resellers. why? if, for example, you rely on your mail solution for your family, then it would also make sense to use branding options.

for a month's service ? (considering 24€/yr)

Yeah I always say I’d rather customers encrypt their own email and coordinate with their recipients, especially given that it’s the only way to actually secure it end to end anyway. And then anyone wh

I think it’s worth considering that email is inherently insecure. Wasn’t really ever meant to be a bastion privacy/security. Tuta/Proton/etc try (and do a decent job) but are limited in that they only

To expand on this. Some features will be blocked because they aren't needed for non resellers (like branding workspace.org, resource limits, toggling features on/off, our API & billing modules

The resellers will get the same feature set, plus more controls for the purpose of reselling.

So reseller users won't get the same features?

I agree with that.

europe has priority! (Image)

Not any time soon I don’t think.

Thank you for letting us know this. Waiting for your Asia location

We're not doubling the price or something. Probably add 10% - 15% to the price.

It depends a lot of your definition of "production".

That's what I appreciated about your offering. I do use the added features on Fastmail and to have a similar set makes the migration across that much easier. Now using a combo of MailCrane, Fastmail a

Considering ~15-20 folks are active in this thread ; isn't it chump change for you / namecrane to forget about the "difference" and provision it without re-invoicing? (Image)

really not considering adding NVMe series offers?I have been looking forward to it for a long time. (Image)

Now, lets look at the network, maybe we are luckier there. After all a cheap BF VPS must have a weak spot ...