Fart.org

What Fart.org is

Fart.org gives you one @fart.org address and forwards incoming messages to an inbox you already own. At checkout, you choose the address prefix and enter the destination inbox; the site says forwarding starts within minutes. Prefixes are assigned first-come, first-served and can contain lowercase letters, numbers, dots, and dashes. The service is for receiving mail: it does not include a mailbox, webmail, IMAP, outbound SMTP, or message storage. Both plans include unlimited forwarded emails, upstream spam filtering, and the option to change the destination. Fart.org says its filtering targets obvious spam and uses phishing detection to help prevent spam from being forwarded. Its privacy policy says message contents are not read, stored, or archived, and forwarded subjects and bodies are not logged. Operational email metadata and security logs may be retained for up to 30 days. Forwarding uses an upstream provider such as Cloudflare Email Routing or ImprovMX. Monthly service costs $9.90 a month; annual service costs $99 a year. There is no free plan or free trial, and email delivery is best-effort rather than covered by a formal SLA.

Who it suits

Fart.org suits someone who wants a custom @fart.org receiving address to deliver into an inbox they already use, such as Gmail, Outlook, or Proton. It is not suited to anyone who needs to send or manage email through a mailbox, webmail, or IMAP.

Limits

The lowest-cost plan is Monthly at $9.90 a month and includes one address. It is receiving-only: there is no mailbox, outbound SMTP, IMAP, webmail, or message storage.

Getting started

1. Open https://www.fart.org/.
2. Choose the monthly or annual plan.
3. Enter your desired address prefix and forwarding destination at checkout.
4. Complete payment through Stripe.
5. Use the forwarded mail in your existing inbox once forwarding starts.

Verdict

Choose Fart.org if you want one custom address for receiving mail in an inbox you already own, with unlimited forwarding and a changeable destination. Look elsewhere if you need to send or store mail, or require a formal delivery SLA.