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Top Email Clients & Providers like Fastmail

The most popular alternative to Fastmail is Proton Mail, which has a free version. Other great alternatives to Fastmail are Tuta and Thunderbird.

Most alternatives to Fastmail are in the Email Clients & Providers category, compared here by price, platform and features.

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  1. Proton Mail is an end-to-end encrypted email service based in Switzerland. Messages between Proton users are encrypted automatically, emails to others can be password-protected, and stored mail uses zero-access encryption so Proton cannot read it. Its apps are open source, paid plans add custom domains and more addresses, and it is part of a suite with Proton Calendar, Drive, VPN and Pass.

    9 Proton Mail alternatives

    Pros

    • End-to-end and zero-access encryption protect stored mail
    • Based in Switzerland, with open source apps
    • Part of a suite with Proton Calendar, Drive, VPN and Pass

    Cons

    • Free plan is tight on storage and addresses
    • Using IMAP clients requires Proton Mail Bridge and a paid plan
    Cost / License
    FreemiumOpen source
  2. Tuta, formerly Tutanota, is an open-source encrypted email and calendar service based in Germany. It encrypts mailbox contents end to end, including subject lines and contacts, and uses post-quantum cryptography for new accounts. Because it relies on its own encryption, it works through Tuta's apps rather than IMAP clients. A free plan exists, and paid plans add custom domains and more aliases.

    7 Tuta alternatives

    Pros

    • Encrypts subjects and contacts, not just message bodies
    • Post-quantum cryptography for new accounts
    • Open source apps and a free plan, with servers in Germany

    Cons

    • No IMAP support, so you must use Tuta’s own apps
    • Free plan is limited in storage and features
    • Fewer integrations and features than mainstream providers
    Cost / License
    FreemiumOpen source
  3. Thunderbird is a free and open-source email client for Windows, macOS and Linux, with an Android app based on K-9 Mail. It manages multiple accounts in a unified inbox and includes a calendar, address book, chat and built-in OpenPGP encryption. Add-ons and themes customize it extensively, and it is developed by MZLA Technologies, a Mozilla Foundation subsidiary funded by user donations.

    9 Thunderbird alternatives

    Pros

    • Free and open source, funded by donations rather than ads
    • Built-in OpenPGP encryption, calendar and address book
    • Highly customizable with add-ons and themes

    Cons

    • Interface feels busier than minimalist modern clients
    • Getting the most out of it takes some setup and add-ons
    Cost / License
    FreeOpen source

Fastmail vs its alternatives at a glance

Pricing, platforms and the key features of Fastmail, compared with its most popular alternatives.

Fastmail vs its alternatives at a glance
AppPricingPlatformsAd-freeCalendar viewCustom email domainEmail aliasesSend later
FastmailFree trialWeb, iPhone, Android
Proton MailFreemiumOpen sourceWeb, Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone, Android
TutaFreemiumOpen sourceWeb, Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone, Android
ThunderbirdFreeOpen sourceWindows, Mac, Linux, Android

Fastmail alternatives: frequently asked questions

What is the best alternative to Fastmail?

The most popular alternative to Fastmail is Proton Mail: Encrypted email from Switzerland with a free plan. Other great alternatives are Tuta and Thunderbird.

Is there a free alternative to Fastmail?

Yes, 3 alternatives are free or have a free plan, including Proton Mail, Tuta, and Thunderbird.

Is there an open source alternative to Fastmail?

Yes, 3 open source alternatives are listed, including Proton Mail, Tuta, and Thunderbird.

Is Fastmail free?

Fastmail is a paid app that offers a free trial.

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