Short domain (@pm.me) email addresses

It can be inconvenient to spell out your @proton.me or @protonmail.com email address when sharing it with others. We’ve created short domain email addresses (@pm.me) to simplify this process.

All Proton Mail(new window) users, except those added as part of an organization(new window), can activate a separate @pm.me email address at no extra cost.

For example, if your username is john, you can activate john@pm.me to complement your existing john@proton.me or john@protonmail.com address. All users can receive emails at their @pm.me email address, but sending emails from a @pm.me email address requires a paid account. 

When you activate your @pm.me address, it doesn’t count toward your account limit for creating multiple addresses. However, paid users can also create additional addresses using the @pm.me domain, which will count toward your limit. 

Note that the short domain address (@pm.me) linked to your username cannot be disabled or deleted.

Activating your @pm.me address

To activate your @pm.me address, log in to your Proton Account at account.proton.me(new window) and click Settings → Go to settings → Proton Mail → Messages and composing → Short domain → Activate username@pm.me. 

Sending a @pm.me email with a paid plan

1. To send an email from your @pm.me address, click the New message button to open your email composer.

2. Select your @pm.me address from the dropdown options in the From field. 

Sending a @pm.me email with a Free plan

If you have a Free plan, you can receive emails at your @pm.me address, but your replies will be sent from one of your other free personal addresses by default (@proton.me, @protonmail.com, or @protonmail.ch).

To send messages from your @pm.me address, you’ll need to upgrade to a paid plan.