Running a website, shop, newsletter, or YouTube channel aimed at Germany? German law (DDG) requires an Impressum with a summonable street address — and most solo founders end up publishing their home address. Use a real Berlin street address instead, with every letter scanned to your online mailbox within 24 hours.
The Impressum is public — visible to scrapers, competitors, and anyone with a grudge. Freelancers, creators, and remote founders working from home shouldn't have their private address one click away. A PO box doesn't satisfy the legal requirement; you need a real street address where documents can be served.
Your German Mailbox address (Mühlenstraße 20, 10243 Berlin) is a genuine delivery address with a personal c/o line — not an anonymous box. Letters, registered mail, and official service arrive normally and appear in your online mailbox the same day they're scanned.
Every letter is scanned within 24 hours, AI-categorized (invoice, reminder, authority, contract) with deadlines detected, and can auto-sync to Google Drive, OneDrive, or Dropbox. German letters translate to English automatically — no more guessing what the Finanzamt wants.
Freelancers, indie hackers, e-commerce sellers, newsletter authors, and creators who need a compliant German Impressum without doxxing themselves. Note: whether the address works as a registered business seat (Gewerbeanmeldung, commercial register) depends on your case — check with your tax advisor for that.
No — German law requires a summonable street address. Our address is a real street address with a c/o line.
Accepted, scanned immediately, and available online. Originals forwarded worldwide on request.
That's decided case-by-case by the authority involved. As an Impressum, contact, and postal address it works without issue.
€16/month including scans, cancel monthly.
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