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Re:Saying Good Bye to Hey.com by smarx007 on Thursday May 20, 2021 @07:47AM (#27219921)
Migadu has a similar offering (sans the R&D on the JMAP but contribute to https://git.sr.ht/~migadu/alps) but a more reasonable (ie consumption-based) pricing [1] for people who own multiple domains. Just a happy customer.

[1] https://www.migadu.com/pricing/

Re:Saying Good Bye to Hey.com by newscracker on Thursday May 20, 2021 @10:28AM (#27221525)
Migadu dropped its free plan last year in the middle of the pandemic with just one month’s notice to customers. Businesses do need to make money, but this sudden decision with a month's notice during a perilous time was customer hostile. I can’t recommend it just for this reason.
Re:Saying Good Bye to Hey.com by seanp2k2 on Friday May 21, 2021 @01:19AM (#27230761)
Reminds me of EndJunk.com that I had almost all of my email through. They were just a catch-all forwarder. Went under one day with zero notice and I lost access to all those addresses. Some services let you recover an account if you remember the password, others make you confirm an email change at the old and new address. I lost those accounts. I’d have been happy to pay for the service instead of them going under.
Re:Saying Good Bye to Hey.com by smarx007 on Thursday May 20, 2021 @10:57AM (#27221941)
Did they ever have a free plan? I guess not with custom domains. I also know they are a small Swiss company, so the pandemic may have put their existence on the line if they had a surge of free signups.
Re:Saying Good Bye to Hey.com by brnt on Thursday May 20, 2021 @05:31PM (#27227563)
They did, with a limit of something like max 10 outgoing mails/day, and a signaturen on all outgoing mail.