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Create an account, then take a free @anhourmail.com address or connect a domain you own.
Turn on forwarding at your old provider so new mail lands in your new inbox while you move.
Change the address on the sites that matter. A masked alias per site makes the next move easier.
A built-in import tool that copies mail from your old provider is coming. Until then your old mail stays where it is, and you can keep reading it there.
In Gmail’s settings, open Forwarding and POP/IMAP, add your new address, confirm it, and choose to forward a copy of incoming mail.
In Outlook’s settings, open Mail → Forwarding, turn forwarding on and enter your new address. Keep a copy if you want to read old threads there.
Point it at us when you’re ready — your address doesn’t change.
It stays with your registrar. You only change DNS records.
Mail starts arriving here once the MX record points to us.
Each record shows green when it’s right.
Export everything and point the domain elsewhere — no lock-in.
Create an account, take a free @anhourmail.com address, and connect your own domain whenever you’re ready.