Fastmail supports it. The best part about fastmail is that you can reply from the same address you got the email for. This is useful in customer service scenarios that identify your account based on email address.

I use migadu for this.

I also use greg-*@domain instead of *@domain, since their docs claim that setting up *@domain tends to attract more spam.

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I use ProtonMail and sign up to everything with <service>@<custom-domain> so I can track what they do with my email.

It's not cheap from PM, and there are loads of hosting providers that will provide catch-all email for free with your hosting package (but with some usually pretty poor webmail client) or if you use a mail client it should work too.

I like having good webmail and mail app and other things so I pay, but there are plenty of good options available. Sadly self-hosting email server is not really an option for a variety of reasons, but you should easily be able to use catch-all e-mail addresses.

The paid version of gmail (google workspace/gsuite) offers this as well (they call it "aliases"). I haven't explored the option myself, but I do recall seeing something like this in the admin panel. Whether they charge for it or not is probably something I should look into.

At some point, I need to migrate away from google and build out my own personal mail server.

mailbox.org also provides the functionality to use your own domain and a have a wildcard entry, where all emails go into your inbox.

I've tried something similar with Fastmail, and it works out well for the most part. I have ran into more than a couple services which won't accept email addresses not on a whitelisted domain for some reason and I had to use an @gmail.com address which forwards to my domain.

https://forwardemail.net/ is fantastic if all you want is to forward domains somewhere else.

It's a freemium model, but I've never needed anything in the paid tier

In the UK, my domain name provider offers free e-mail forwarding for (I think) 10 specific e-mail address, plus a catch-all forwarder for anything else. Works quite well.

I'm on fastmail.