Terms of use
Terms for PineMail
PineMail is operated by PineCore Systems, a trading name of Bröderna Saxin AB, company registration number 559379-4364, seated in Nora Municipality, Örebro County, Sweden and registered with the Swedish Companies Registration Office (Bolagsverket).
Last updated 2026-11-03.
Who we are
VAT SE559379436401. Postal address: Lindesby 152, 713 94 Nora. Contact: contact@pinemail.app.
What you may do
You may use the service to send and receive email, store and share files, keep calendars, configure domains and API keys, and give your own users or systems access through the API, IMAP, SMTP and CalDAV. You may not use it for unsolicited bulk mail, fraud, malware, or to bypass someone else's security.
On the shared pinemail.app domain you may only send as your own mailbox addresses. A domain of your own has to be verified before you send from it.
Plans, limits and prices
Each plan has limits on storage, sending per month, mailboxes, domains and file size, listed on the pricing page. When a limit is reached, the action that would exceed it is refused until the limit resets or you free space. Mail still arrives when storage is full. Before an upload is refused for lack of space, mail attachments older than 30 days that you have not starred or pinned are removed. Mail and files in the trash are deleted for good 30 days after they go there.
The paid plan is billed by use: sending, and a small fee for the account. Each plan includes 1 GB of storage; more storage is bought as PineKeep, once PineKeep is sold. It is not on sale until card payment opens, and the prices shown until then are provisional. Enterprise accounts are set up and invoiced by agreement. While capacity is limited, new accounts may be closed.
Sharing and large files
You decide who a file is shared with and for how long, and you are responsible for sharing only what you are allowed to. A shared link works until the end date you choose or until you remove it. Large files you send are deleted when their time runs out. We may remove a share or a transfer that is used for abuse.
Your account
You are responsible for the email address, password, and authenticator codes. You can change your name and password, attach an authenticator, revoke sessions, and delete keys. We may pause sending from, or suspend, an account that is used for abuse or that harms the delivery of other customers' mail. Write to contact@pinemail.app to contest a suspension.
A free account nobody has signed in to for 12 months, on the web, in a mail app or through the API, gets a warning by email. If nobody signs in within six months after that, the account is deleted with all its mail, calendars, contacts and files. We send reminders a month and a week before. One sign-in is enough to keep the account. Paid accounts are not deleted this way.
Your data
What you store remains yours. When you send or receive mail and store files for your organisation you are the controller of that content and we are the processor. That is set out in the data processing agreement, which you accept when you create an account. We do not use your content for our own purposes, and never to train AI models.
Liability
We fix faults we caused. The service is provided without a guarantee of unbroken availability. Report faults to contact@pinemail.app.
Service levels (SLA)
Our availability objective is 99.5% per calendar month (UTC) for each service on the status page, on every plan. That is about 3 hours and 36 minutes of unavailability in a 30-day month. It is a measured objective, not a financially backed guarantee: there are no service credits and no guaranteed repair times. Rights that consumer law gives you are not affected.
Every service is checked once a minute. Planned maintenance, deployments and failures at our suppliers count; none are left out. The status page shows each service's measured availability, how much was measured, the failed and unmeasured minutes, and whether each month met the objective. A minute nobody measured never counts as available.
Planned work that takes a service offline is announced on the status page first, and by mail to account addresses if it lasts longer than an hour.
Changes and governing law
Swedish law applies. Disputes are heard by the ordinary courts. Consumers may also use the Swedish National Board for Consumer Disputes and EU dispute resolution.
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