🌏 Welcome mail.tl — A New Two-Letter Address Joins the Family

Today we're rolling out a new home for your inbox: @mail.tl. Registration is open, mailboxes are live, and existing mail.sb users can claim their preferred handle right away.

Why .tl?

The .tl ccTLD belongs to Timor-Leste, one of the youngest nations in Southeast Asia. As a two-letter top-level domain it sits in the same shelf as .sb, .ss, .af, and .io — short, memorable, and increasingly hard to come by. For users outside the region, tl reads naturally as initials, "the link," "talk," or simply a clean, unclaimed namespace where the good handles are still available.

What you get on day one

• Same infrastructure, new label. mail.tl runs on the exact mail.sb stack — the same SMTP/IMAP servers, the same webmail, the same dashboard, the same DKIM and SPF posture. Nothing about deliverability or security changes; only the part after the @ does.
• Free registration during launch week. The standard mail.sb free tier applies. Paid plans extend identically to @mail.tl addresses with no surcharge.

How to register

Head to the registration page and choose mail.tl from the domain dropdown. Existing users can add a mail.tl alias from the dashboard under Account → Aliases.

A quiet note on naming

Every new domain we add is a small bet that short, friendly addresses still matter. Big providers stopped issuing them years ago. We think the right email address — one you can say out loud, fit on a business card, and remember without copy-paste — is worth keeping alive. mail.tl is another step in that direction.

Welcome aboard. Pick a good one.

— Mail.sb Team