FastmailReviews of fastmail.com

Happy private and company users for years. Sometimes, you really get what you paid for, I am honestly and genuinely happy with FastMail, their web app (its simplicity and speed), search speed too, their stability and reliability, the multitude of settings, aliases and multiple emails... There's nothing bad I could come up with. As far as I remember, it's also an independent private company (not owned by companies, which is a plus, not a fan of giant companies creeping in and starting to control everything). Really, keep it up as until now. Only good words.

Have accounts for personal and business for many years, and couldn’t be more happy with the excellent quality of service and features. Especially the aliasses are great and powerful for online safety - Just like unique passwords everywhere I also often have unique email aliasses.

I'm a pretty industrial-strength e-mail user, and have been using Fastmail for five years. I have had absolutely zero significant problems. On the small number of occasions when I have a small technical concern, their customer service responds quickly and professionally. Yeah, it costs a little money. In this life, you get what you pay for. For the reliability and privacy you get, it's cheap.

I'm over 20yrs in email, install/maintain own servers, use gmail, the full spectrum. 4 yrs ago i decided to give fm a try. Had a bunch of external domains with special needs and wanted to use them on fastmail. Believe me or not: I've seen in the last four yrs no usecase i can't do with them. Also migrated family members. And you know a a family CTO you have a 24/7 15 Minutes reaction SLA. No hassle, flawless, best UI: Clean & simple. QR Codes for mobile with unique passwords. Had one support case regarding an external calendar, and they really try to get better with that cases. So instead of puzzling postfix, amavisd, dovecot, sieve, SASL2... try this on your old days.

Fastmail is the email service that I ever use whole my life: - They respect your privacy - Unlimited email aliases; they said 600+ I haven't hit that yet. - A working spam filter. My outlook account is full of s**** This review is based on an experience I have with Fastmail. It's not free, yes but it worth it; I have been with them for 4+ years now and I am going anywhere until they change! @madeny

I migrated to Fastmail from several GSuite accounts, and I couldn't be happier. The control, privacy and flexibility of Fastmail is awesome. I'm a full stack software engineer and startup founder so my email needs are many and varied - Fastmail handles them all. Thanks Fastmail for your awesome work.

FastMail tried, but it doesn’t deliver. The email app is pretty good, but the contact manager is TERRIBLE. It lacks a field for middle names or initials, so the only way to capture that information is to combine middle names and first names in one field. But then the names don’t display properly. If I search for a contact on my phone, the thumbnail that displays lists a phone number without an identifier. It turns out that the displayed phone number is the contact’s FAX number. Who uses fax these days? Why would it be the default display choice? It’s impossible to search for and find a phone number without opening the entire contact. I am really tired of dialing a number, only to listen to the screech of a fax line. I am looking for a better alternative. These are not new issues, and Fastmail seems uninterested in improving them.

I've been a customer since 2002, almost 20 years and I've been very pleased. Works great out of the box, but infinitely customizable for tinkerers. Great spam protection, privacy controls. I'm not against against the providers like google on principle, it's just that fastmail works so well and has real people that you can actually reach. That's all worth a couple bucks a month to me. Plus these guys give back in the form of adding to public protocols, etc.