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Amelu review

Freemium#63 of 178 in Email Hosting

A focused, alias-friendly email host with a useful free plan.

5.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Amelu is an email-hosting service for individuals, families, and teams that need mailboxes on their own domains. Its core toolkit covers mailbox and domain management, forwarding, catch-all addresses, unlimited aliases, spam filtering, pattern rewrites, DNS configuration, and live health checks. EU-hosted infrastructure and standard IMAP, SMTP, and POP3 access make it suitable for people who prefer Apple Mail, Outlook, Thunderbird, or another compatible email client.

The Free plan provides 1 email domain, 3 mailboxes per domain, forwarding and catch-all addresses, unlimited address and domain aliases, spam filtering and pattern rewrites, and community support. Go costs €6 per month or €48 per year and expands the service to 25 email domains, 200 mailboxes per domain, 10,000 incoming messages per day, 2,000 outgoing messages per day, and 25 GB of storage per mailbox, with email support. Pro costs €14 per month or €108 per year, raising capacity to 100 email domains, 1,000 mailboxes per domain, 50,000 incoming messages per day, 10,000 outgoing messages per day, and 100 GB of storage per mailbox, with priority email support. Paid plans are non-refundable, and prices exclude VAT where applicable.

Amelu keeps its scope focused on email rather than extending into calendars or integrations. The web platform pairs with established desktop and mobile email clients through standard protocols, while the dashboard handles domains, mailboxes, aliases, forwarding, and DNS checks. That makes it a practical choice for alias-heavy users, custom-domain owners, and small teams that want straightforward mail infrastructure. Organizations seeking a broader collaboration suite, native mobile apps, built-in calendar features, or migration tooling should choose a service designed around those needs instead.

Amelu pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes unlimited address and domain aliases
    • Supports IMAP, SMTP, and POP3 access
    • Includes catch-all addresses, spam filtering, and DNS health checks
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web-only platform with no calendar or integrations
    • Paid plans start at €6 per month
    • Native mobile apps and migration tooling are not included

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