Messages sorted the moment they land
Every incoming message is labelled and prioritised on arrival. You tune the categories in plain language instead of building filter rules.
Approval-first business email
Jmail is email, team chat and video calls on your own domain, with an AI assistant that triages the noise, drafts the replies and answers questions from your mail history. It proposes. You approve. Nothing sends, archives or deletes on its own.
$3 per mailbox, per month, on your own domain — with your data staying yours.
Capabilities
Mail, chat and calls run in one place. The assistant works across all of it, inside boundaries you set.
Every incoming message is labelled and prioritised on arrival. You tune the categories in plain language instead of building filter rules.
"What did legal say about the NDA?" Multi-turn questions across your whole mail history, answered with the source messages quoted so you can check the working.
Finds the invoice thread you can describe but can't name. Semantic and keyword results are merged, so an exact reference still ranks first.
The assistant proposes a reply, an archive or a label change. It waits. You approve, edit first, or dismiss, and the decision is written to the audit trail either way.
Domain-wide channels and direct messages next to your mail, and one-click video calls that dock over it. Escalate any email thread into a chat without leaving the app.
Single sign-on through SAML and OIDC, IMAP so existing mail clients keep working, and push notifications on every device.
Three composite scenarios showing where the approval step lands in real work.
Overnight mail used to take an hour to sort. Now the 09:00 digest is already waiting: three threads that genuinely need a person, one drafted client reply to approve, and the rest labelled and filed. Real questions get answered by 09:05.
A renewal email arrives between meetings. Jmail has drafted a response and proposed archiving the resolved thread. The office manager reads it, taps approve, and it sends. No laptop, no retyping, and the decision lands in the audit trail.
A customer asks whether someone agreed to waive a fee. Instead of digging through folders, the support lead asks the mailbox directly. It searches every thread in the shared inbox and answers with the exact message, quoted.
These are illustrative composites, not specific customers, and the numbers in them describe the workflow rather than measured results.
Mail, chat, calls and search usually arrive as four products, four bills and four support queues.
The $125 figure is our own estimate for a five-person team on typical business plans of a mail suite, a chat tool, a video tool and a search add-on, at roughly $25 per person per month. Vendor pricing changes, so check it against your own bills. The $15 is the same five people on Jmail at $3 per mailbox. Signing up includes free tokens to start, so the first mailbox costs nothing until they run out — no card required.
The approval model
The digest arrives on your schedule carrying everything that needs you, with proposed actions attached. Nothing sends, archives or replies without your explicit approval. Standing rules automate only the decisions you have already approved before, and every one of them stays on the audit trail.
The assistant's boundaries are product behaviour, not policy promises. Here is where they sit.
Every feature below is included — there is no higher tier to buy.
Moving a large or complicated domain across? Ask us about migration before you start.
No. Every drafted reply, archive or label it proposes waits for your explicit approval, unless you have set a standing rule for that specific repeat decision. Approvals and dismissals are both logged.
You see the proposal before anything happens, so a wrong draft is dismissed rather than recalled. Dismissals are recorded alongside approvals, so a pattern of bad proposals is visible in the trail rather than buried.
Yes. Jmail speaks IMAP, so your team can connect existing clients and still get triage and search inside the Jmail web app.
No. Set your domain up in Jmail, move a pilot group first, and expand as people get comfortable.
Your mailboxes sit under your own domain and your own tenant. Search indexing and question answering are scoped to that tenant, and administrator actions are recorded in the audit trail.
It stays your domain and your mailboxes. You can export everything at any time.
$3 per mailbox, on your own domain, with every AI action waiting on a person.
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