Fixed IPs that prevent account linking
Every account is permanently bound to its own node and always egresses from the same IP — subscription rotation never quietly rebinds. To platforms, each account stays the same familiar login environment.
The native macOS client for multi-account operators
Every mailbox on its own IP node — prevent account linking.
Running store, ads, payment or social accounts on top of several mailboxes? Signing in to them all from one IP invites platform linking and risk controls. NodeMail permanently binds each mailbox to its own network node: fixed, unshared IPs, so every send and receive looks like the same trusted computer — with a built-in network proxy and fingerprint browser, no third-party tools required.
Free for one mailbox · macOS 14 or later
One account, one IP — nothing shared
Six mailboxes on the same Mac, each sending and receiving through its own node's fixed IP — that's NodeMail's default, not an add-on.
Mailbox
Dedicated node
🇺🇸 US · Los Angeles
Fixed IP
🇺🇸 US · New York
Fixed IP
🇬🇧 UK · London
Fixed IP
🇯🇵 Japan · Tokyo
Fixed IP
🇸🇬 Singapore
Fixed IP
🇦🇪 Dubai
Fixed IP
Nodes come from your own Clash/Mihomo subscription, SOCKS5 upstream, or a local YAML import — and subscription rotation never rebinds an account.
Designed for multi-account operators
The more accounts you run, the higher the risk of cross-account linking and risk controls from shared IPs. NodeMail makes “one stable network identity per account” the default.
Who uses NodeMail?
Cross-border e-commerce sellers
Multiple Amazon, eBay, Shopee, TikTok Shop stores
Social media matrix operators
Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X account matrices
Media buyers
Multiple Google, Meta, TikTok Ads accounts
Foreign trade & DTC operators
Marketplaces, Shopify stores, outreach mailboxes
Affiliate marketers & site owners
Registration mailboxes for many sites and platforms
Freelancers & agencies
Per-client work mailboxes with clean boundaries
Built-in network proxy, zero extra tools
No separate proxy software: native SOCKS5 upstream, Clash/Mihomo subscription URLs and local YAML imports, with a one-click latency test per node (Baidu / Google / GitHub) — pick the fastest.
All mailboxes, one inbox
A native four-column layout keeps everything on one screen — accounts, mailboxes, message list, reading pane — with an aggregated All Accounts inbox, unified full-text search and a ⌘K command bar. No more account juggling.
Real-time push — codes never arrive late
IMAP IDLE delivers new mail live with automatic reconnection, and native macOS notifications announce arrivals. The local cache stays readable offline, so important mail and verification codes are never missed.
Built-in fingerprint browser — accounts never cross
Every mailbox gets its own persistent fingerprint-browser environment, so sign-ins and verification never cross-contaminate. Account passwords and OAuth tokens live only in the macOS Keychain — your mail stays on your Mac.
Every major provider supported
One-click presets for Gmail, Outlook.com, Microsoft 365 and Zoho, plus any IMAP/SMTP server. Microsoft OAuth is built in — no Entra app registration needed — and direct, no-proxy mode works too.
NodeMail vs. fingerprint browsers
For multi-account anti-linking, NodeMail collapses 'open a profile, configure a proxy, sign in again' into one native client.
| What matters | Fingerprint browsers | NodeMail |
|---|---|---|
| Everyday mail | Open the right profile and sign in to webmail, account by account | Send and receive for every account in one native client |
| Checking new mail | One browser window per account — the more accounts, the worse | Mail pushes into one unified inbox; click to read, no window juggling |
| Resource usage | Every profile is a full browser instance — multi-opening eats RAM and heats the machine | One native macOS process, a fraction of the footprint |
| Offline & search | Close a profile and everything is gone | Local cache stays readable offline, with cross-account full-text search |
Fingerprint browsers solve 'many web sessions' — NodeMail solves 'many mailboxes'.
Three steps to a stable network identity for every mailbox
Bring your own mailboxes and nodes — NodeMail locks each account to its fixed IP.
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Add a mailbox
Sign in with a provider preset — Gmail, Outlook.com, Microsoft 365 or Zoho — or connect any IMAP/SMTP server in one click. Passwords and tokens go straight into the macOS Keychain.
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Bind a dedicated node
Import a Clash/Mihomo subscription or local YAML profile, or enter a SOCKS5 upstream. Run a one-click latency test, bind the account to the node — then stop thinking about it.
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From then on, every send and receive is “the same you”
All of the account's traffic egresses from the same fixed IP, so platforms always see the same familiar environment — while live IMAP push keeps the inbox up to date.
Free vs Pro
Start free: one mailbox with every core feature. When accounts multiply, upgrade to Pro for unlimited mailboxes.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Mailboxes | 1 | Unlimited |
| Dedicated node per account | Yes | Yes |
| Built-in proxy stack (SOCKS5, Clash/Mihomo) | Yes | Yes |
| IMAP IDLE push and notifications | Yes | Yes |
| Offline cache and full-text search | Yes | Yes |
| See the full comparison | ||
Give every mailbox account its own fixed IP
Download NodeMail free and bind your first mailbox in minutes — every message after that egresses through its own dedicated node. Runs natively on macOS 14 or later.