From a backend-only deployment to the full suite. Hosters and partners pay per box and resell; institutions that own and operate it pay per account. No hidden tiers, no per-seat surprises — and where a tier includes a roadmap feature, it says so.
For operators who bring their own UI.
The full productivity suite.
For organisations replacing Samba / NFS.
Every vertical module.
Two prices, one product. The per-box column is the wholesale rate for operators who run OxiMail for others and resell it with their own margin. The per-account column is the direct licence for an institution that owns and operates its own instance. Volume and large institutions negotiate from here; below ~500 accounts we point you to a partner who bundles a managed OxiMail.
Operators join the partner programme for white-label rights, multi-domain, the scaling components and a support tier. The programme fee covers the partnership; deployments are still billed per box at the rate above. The fee is in addition to usage, so there are no flat-rate loopholes.
| Formula | Grants | Recommended for | Annual fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | AGPL exemption + Community backend resale, single instance, white-label | Small / single-region operators | CHF 1 200 |
| Workspace | + Workspace client + multi-domain | Operators selling a full suite | CHF 3 600 |
| PME Drive | + OxiMail Drive (Samba / NFS replacement) | MSPs serving SMB file-server pain | CHF 5 400 |
| Enterprise | + scaling components (PostgreSQL, clustering) + modules à la carte | Large-scale operators | CHF 7 200 |
Optional — a safety net if you want one, never a dependency you cannot leave.
Per box is the wholesale rate for an operator (hoster or MSP) who runs OxiMail for third parties and resells it with their own margin. Per account is the direct licence for an institution that owns and operates its own instance. Same product, two buyer shapes.
On top of. The annual programme fee buys the partnership — white-label, multi-domain, feature scope, support — and you still pay per box for what you deploy. There is no flat fee that covers unlimited usage.
AGPL ensures any operator running a modified OxiMail as a service shares those modifications with users — it keeps the protocol and implementation accountable. Self-hosters who do not expose it as a service to third parties are unaffected.
No — channel-only. We do not operate hosted mailboxes ourselves. OxiMail reaches users through hosters, institutions and partners. For a managed OxiMail, a partner in your region operates it for you.
Yes. Moving between tiers is a licensing change — the binary and your data stay put. Start with a deployment engagement or N1 and grow into the rest; the commercial team arranges a pro-rated transition.
Tell us your shape — account count, who operates it, your jurisdiction — and we confirm the tier and a firm figure within a few business days.
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