The closest in features would be Infomaniak.
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Tutanota's pretty cool.
I use Soho, supports custom domain, plenty of good features, it's like £12 a year and EU based / privacy focused.
I'm using a combination of Postfix and Cyrus IMAPd.
Granted, probably not what OP was asking for, but privacy wise, this is almost certainly more water tight than any of the other options.
Same, Postfix but still using Dovecot for the IMAP server. Works just fine still though.
For me it would be an alternative to Google drive and it's office web apps.
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I don't know. I'm looking for a service that doesn't parse my emails or sell my data, has encryption at rest, allows custom domains with lots of email aliases,and crucially has imap/smtp access. I would pay up to $5 us/mo per box for this. Runbox seems okay but no encryption..
I understand that e2e encryption is basically not possible with imap and smtp, but I mostly just don't want every corporation and government in the world getting easy access to my data. I'm not doing anything shifty really, I'm just tired of being a product.
I have been using Hey for two years now and I like it a lot. Less about privacy and more about, “I don’t want all this junk mail and advertising”