The Scan-to-Email button, un‑broken.

Your printer already has the button — modern email just won't talk to it. Point it at smtp.scanhive.net and every scan lands. No mail server, no OAuth headaches, no IT guy.

Works with Brother · HP · Canon · Epson · Xerox · Ricoh · Kyocera · Sharp · Lexmark · Konica Minolta · Toshiba

Inbox Drive Your apps w.
One scan, start to finish
Your printer
existing hardware, any brand
Scanhive
smtp.scanhive.net — validates & routes
Email — from a verified domain, so it lands
Drives & storage — Drive, S3, SFTP
Your apps — OCR, AI filing, webhooks

Gmail locked your printer out. We let it back in.

Modern mailboxes killed the old logins printers rely on, and ISPs block their mail. Scanhive speaks the printer's language on one side and modern email's on the other.

Point the printer at us

We generate the settings; a wizard for your printer's brand shows exactly where they go.

Scan like you always did

Same button, same screen. Only approved recipients — never an open relay.

It just arrives

Inbox, Drive, or your accounting stack — deliverability is our job, not yours.

Simple pricing, per office

Free
$0
1 printer · 50 scans/mo · scan to email · setup wizard
Start free
Practice
$29/mo
10 printers · OCR + AI filing · Xero, QuickBooks & Sage · webhooks · 1-year archive
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Fair questions

Do you store our documents?

Only if you turn on the web inbox or archive — otherwise scans pass through and are deleted after delivery. Stored data is encrypted, hosted in the UK/EU.

Is this safe for patient or client files?

Yes — recipients must be verified by you first, every scan is logged in an audit trail, and we're GDPR compliant with a signed DPA on any paid plan.

What if our printer is ancient?

Ancient is our specialty. We accept the oldest dialects of SMTP and short passwords, and use the strongest encryption your printer supports. From us onward, everything travels fully encrypted.

Do we need to change our email?

No. Nothing changes about your mailboxes — scans simply arrive in them. Verify your domain and they'll come from your own address.