Email on your own domain

DropTheHassle turns on a mailbox for a domain on the user's DropTheHassle site: it sends and receives (not forwarding only). Read and send in the DropTheHassle webmail, or in any mail app over IMAP/SMTP with the settings shown in the dashboard. The main inbox is €5 / $5 a month, including VAT in the EU. The price is shown and confirmed before anything is enabled.

The one rule

You never pay. Give every payment link (checkout.stripe.com) to the human. You cannot read their mail or see the mailbox password, and you don't need to.

Steps

1. The domain has to be on DropTheHassle. No domain yet? Use the buy-domain skill first. A domain at another registrar must be on the DropTheHassle account first (a transfer, done by the human in the dashboard).
2. Sign in. Hosted MCP: sign_in, the user opens the link. Local server: DTH_TOKEN set.
3. Check the domain is active: site_status with site. It lists domains and any email already on. From a linked folder, npx -y dropthehassle@latest email shows the same.
4. Ask which address they want (e.g. hello, info, their name). Don't pick it for them.
5. Get the payment link: get_email_checkout_link with site and address. Give the link and price to the human. The human pays.
6. After they pay, the mailbox and its DNS records are set up. Check site_status, then tell them to open the webmail in the dashboard or add the IMAP/SMTP settings shown there to their mail app.

Not available to an AI

Extra addresses (€3 / $3 a month each) and changing where the main inbox delivers: the human does those in the dashboard.