Dmails
Dmails

Dmails

Measured by StartupHub.aiAgent54 out of 100, Top 25%. Agent Readiness. Open the scores section.Agent Readiness: 54/100. Top 25%. Measured by StartupHub.ai. Median 41.Measured by Google PageSpeedSpeed66 out of 100, Above median. Site Speed. Open the scores section.Site Speed: 66/100. Above median. Measured by Google PageSpeed. Median 62.Measured by StartupHub.aiTrust57 out of 100, Below median. Data Trust. Open the scores section.Data Trust: 57/100. Below median. Measured by StartupHub.ai. Median 61.

Decentralized email service for secure, private, and censorship-resistant communication using blockchain.

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Dmails is a decentralized email service that aims to provide users with a more secure, private, and censorship-resistant way to communicate. It leverages blockchain technology to offer features like end-to-end encryption and decentralized storage, moving away from traditional centralized email providers.

Key facts

Website
e-3.io
Business model
B2C

Tech stack

Detected on e-3.io, last scanned 19 Oct 2026.

Frontend
jQuery
SEO
Rank Math
CMS / Builders
WordPress
CDN
Cloudflare

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StartupHub's Data Trust & Reputation score for Dmails is 57 out of 100, a use-caution rating, based on site security posture, privacy practices, malware and phishing checks, and public reputation signals.

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