What is Soverin?
Soverin is a Dutch email provider with a clear philosophy: your mailbox is your digital castle, and it deserves protection. Unlike 'free' email providers where you pay with your data, Soverin charges a transparent €3.25/month and respects your privacy in return. Every Soverin account uses your own custom domain – there's no @soverin.com addresses. This means you own your email identity and can move it anywhere, eliminating vendor lock-in. Soverin doesn't scan emails for advertising, doesn't track you with spy pixels, and doesn't sell your data to third parties. Setting up your private email is quick, easy, and won't break your bank.
Key Features
- ✓Custom domain email only (you own your identity)
- ✓No email scanning or content analysis
- ✓No advertising or data selling
- ✓No tracking or spy pixels
- ✓No vendor lock-in (bring your domain anywhere)
- ✓IMAP, SMTP, CalDAV, CardDAV support
- ✓Webmail interface
- ✓Calendar and contacts
- ✓Works with any email client
- ✓Easy domain setup
- ✓Dutch privacy laws
- ✓Simple €3.25/month pricing
🔒 Privacy & Data Protection
Soverin's business model is privacy. You pay with money, not your data. Based in the Netherlands (EU), Soverin operates under strong European data protection laws. They don't scan your emails for advertising, don't track your behavior, and don't sell your information. The unique custom-domain-only approach means Soverin never owns your email address – you do. This eliminates vendor lock-in and ensures you control your digital identity. For those who understand that 'free email comes at a price,' Soverin offers genuine freedom.
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💰 Pricing
Soverin offers one simple plan: €3.25/month. This includes email with your custom domain, calendar, contacts, and full IMAP/SMTP access. There are no tiers, no upsells, no confusing feature matrices. You can use an existing domain or register a new one through Soverin. This straightforward pricing reflects their commitment to honest, transparent service.
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