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1. Unlimited custom‑domain forwarding for paid Proton Unlimited Mail accounts

   Unlimited custom‑domain forwarding for paid Proton Mail accounts
   Brief request
   Since switching to Proton Mail, I’ve noticed a missing feature: the ability to forward an unlimited number of addresses from my own domain (e.g., whatever@mydomain.com).
   Currently, for Proton Unlimited, each forwarding address must be one of the 15 “authorized” addresses listed in the account settings. For a paid plan this restriction feels annoying.

   Your strategy, is may be to push people to subscribe for Proton Family, which has a limit of 90 adresses e-mail/alias. But come on, you push too far.

   Detailed description
   I would like to be able to create forwarding rules for any number of addresses belonging to my domain—ideally with no hard limit, or at least well beyond the current 15‑address limit of the Unlimited plan.
   
   Typical use‑case
   My family uses our own domain for everyday communication, but we want all mail to land in our individual Proton Mail inboxes. With unlimited forwarding we could set up rules such as:
   
   
   
       wife@mydomain.com → mywife@protonmail.com
       mybeautifulwife@mydomain.com → mywife@protonmail.com
       kid1@mydomain.com → kid1@protonmail.com
       kid1.name@mydomain.com → kid1@protonmail.com
       kid2@mydomain.com → kid2@protonmail.com
       kid2.name@mydomain.com → kid2@protonmail.com
       …and so on for any additional family members or aliases.
   

   Why this matters
   This is a basic, expected capability for a paid email service that supports custom domains. Limiting forwarding to a small amount of address is a pain **********.
   I'm thinking to move away from proton because of that.

   Requested outcome
   Add an option in the Proton Mail settings that lets paid users create unlimited (or at least substantially higher) forwarding rules for any address under their custom domain.
   

   Thank you for considering this enhancement

   Unlimited custom‑domain forwarding for paid Proton Mail accounts
   Brief request
   Since switching to Proton Mail, I’ve noticed a missing feature: the ability to forward an unlimited number of addresses from my own domain (e.g., whatever@mydomain.com).
   Currently, for Proton Unlimited, each forwarding address must be one of the 15 “authorized” addresses listed in the account settings. For a paid plan this restriction feels annoying.

   Your strategy, is may be to push people to subscribe for Proton Family, which has a limit of 90 adresses e-mail/alias. But come on, you push too far.

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2. Unlimited aliases for custom domains

   I need tous and of aliases in order to create one email address per website.
   I have a custom domain and I enabled catch-all. So I can receive emails to unlimited possibilities of aliases.
   But I can't answer to these emails with the alias address. So I have to create an alias in my proton mail.
   The first problem is the number of aliases I can create.

   So I need to create unlimited aliases in proton or to delete aliases and recreate them later if I need without lose all the emails sent to this alias in my mailbox.

   This is critical and this is want I have chosen Tutanota where I can pay for a package of aliases and where I can delete and create aliases what I want.

   When this will be possible with Proton, I will be back immediately.

   Thank you.
   I count on you.

   I need tous and of aliases in order to create one email address per website.
   I have a custom domain and I enabled catch-all. So I can receive emails to unlimited possibilities of aliases.
   But I can't answer to these emails with the alias address. So I have to create an alias in my proton mail.
   The first problem is the number of aliases I can create.

   So I need to create unlimited aliases in proton or to delete aliases and recreate them later if I need without lose all the emails sent to this alias in my mailbox.

   This… more

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3. default custom domain email address as sender

   Make it possible to indicate custom domain email address as 'main' address and have it as default when composing new emails from the web interface.

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   You can achieve this at this time. Please see this article: https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/default-sending-address/

4. Unlimited alias

   need unlimited alias

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5. Remove/Update misleading and false claims in paid plans - Custom domain - Users

   I am requesting that the seemingly deliberately, misleading claims of Protonmail Plus and Protonmail Visionary be updated to reflect clearly that the "5 ADDRESSES" and Custom Domain Support does not actually work as most people will interpret it.
   I have been inspired to ask having read https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-feedback/suggestions/12484953-multiple-accounts-for-same-custom-domain

   It seems that the 5 addresses are not in fact 5 user accounts that can be used with a custom domain but in fact 5 alias type addresses that can only be used by one person. It also seems that only one person can use the custom domain address.

   Please vote this up and spread the word!

   I am requesting that the seemingly deliberately, misleading claims of Protonmail Plus and Protonmail Visionary be updated to reflect clearly that the "5 ADDRESSES" and Custom Domain Support does not actually work as most people will interpret it.
   I have been inspired to ask having read https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-feedback/suggestions/12484953-multiple-accounts-for-same-custom-domain

   It seems that the 5 addresses are not in fact 5 user accounts that can be used with a custom domain but in fact 5 alias type addresses that can only be used by one person. It also seems that only one person can use the custom domain address.

   Please… more

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   Completed  ·  AdminProton (Admin, Proton) responded

   Sorry for the confusion. Please see these articles for clarification on the difference between users (https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/add-users/) and addresses (https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/aliases-within-protonmail/). You can learn more about the different plans here: https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/paid-plans/.

6. *Unlimited* Disposable Email Aliases

   (to vote for unlimited alias, visit https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483/suggestions/45394132)

   Startmail explains it perfectly. They offer unlimited disposable aliases, which expire within a given amount of time. They also offer custom aliases which can be saved and used indefinitely.

   It is the disposable alias which will help protect privacy, when submiting an email to an untrusted recipient. After all, how much privacy do we have if our fixed emails become the foundation for building and selling our marketing profiles, just as is done by gmail. We limit personal activity virtual trails by disposing of aliases for casual uses. But, unlike custom aliases, which build on our identifiable original email address, disposable aliases divert from our true email identity by utilizing a sub-domain created for this specific purpose, such as: xxx@tda.protonmail.com (tda = temporary disposable alias)

   You avoid abuse by limiting disposable alias creation on a daily basis. Perhaps 5 max per day.

   Here is Startmail's explanation:

   https://support.startmail.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/3/0/aliases

   The Blur service (by Abine) also offers a "masked mail" free service. But their service is not encrypted:

   https://dnt.abine.com/#feature/masking

   (to vote for unlimited alias, visit https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483/suggestions/45394132)

   Startmail explains it perfectly. They offer unlimited disposable aliases, which expire within a given amount of time. They also offer custom aliases which can be saved and used indefinitely.

   It is the disposable alias which will help protect privacy, when submiting an email to an untrusted recipient. After all, how much privacy do we have if our fixed emails become the foundation for building and selling our marketing profiles, just as is done by gmail. We limit personal activity virtual trails by disposing of aliases for casual uses. But, unlike custom aliases,… more

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7. I would be interested in paying for $25 per YEAR (not month) for Unlimited domains & UNLIMITED addresses.

   I would be interested in paying $25/YEAR for Unlimited domains and addresses.

   I use catch-all and have probably 5 trillion trillion trillion possibilities and am not interested in paying MONEY to use an email ONCE.

   I want to be able to RECEIVE AND SEND from ALL domains and all email aliases, unlimited possibilities for each domain, and I have a lot of domains.

   PRESENTLY I GET ALL OF THIS 100% FOR FREE WITH GOOGLE APPS and I am unlimited grandfathered in forever. It allows 100 maximum SEND FROM emails, when I use them all I will just remove some I am not using to add more at any time. It allows 5 POP3 emails with 100 "send from" emails.

   So I can receive to unlimited number of emails FREE FOREVER with my google apps account which is the #1 most functional email on the internet today.

   My google apps account has 15GB of storage for free, but I never used this much. In fact over 10 years I only used 8GB. You should allow UNLIMITED everything except for storage. I can see having to pay more for high storage, but the rest is just SOFTWARE, there is zero expense to you so I should not have to pay for what costs you nothing.

   Summary WHAT I HAVE NOW:
   Google apps:
   * Cost: FREE - grandfathered forever.
   * UNLIMITED domains (INFINITE to receive mail to same inbox.)
   * 100 "send mail as" accounts at one time (can delete and add whenever I want)
   * 5 POP3 accounts (would like more, but at least this many)
   * 15GB storage
   REQUIRED FEATURES THAT IS HAS ALREADY IN MY FREE GOOGLE APPS ACCOUNT:
   * dark theme
   * delayed send feature (under "labs")
   * every send mail as can have its own html-based signature
   * robust filters
   * best search filter
   * best folders/archive capabilities
   * canned responses

   The only reason to leave gmail is because I want more privacy. But I do NOT want it for hundreds of dollars per year, it's just not worth it especially when I already have this for free. But I would pay TWENTY FIVE dollars per YEAR for the same or better benefits as google apps, just for the benefit of privacy.

   I will never use Protonmail despite having a protonmail account from the very beginning, until I can use it as an affordable replacement to google apps. FOR YOUR CURRENT ABSURD MONTHLY RATE I COULD INVEST THAT INTO SOMETHING ELSE AND IT STILL ISN'T EVEN CLOSE TO UNLIMITED FOR MY USAGE EVEN THOUGH I HAVE VERY SMALL STORAGE USAGE, SO IT'S PRESENTLY A TOTAL WASTE AND USELESS.

   You could probably have 1 million new users overnight if you offered a google apps replacement for $25 per year with the same features as I showed above.

   I would have already paid for the last 2-3 years if you had this option.
   I would never use it when i have to pay for individual addresses, especially since I already have it all for free in Google Apps.

   Everyone is looking to leave google, and yours would be the best google replacement except for your PROHIBITIVE COST, AND PRICING STRUCTURE.ore restless and want to leave google. BUT NOT FOR HUNDREDS PER YEAR. $40 per YEAR would be the MAX per year for UNLIMITED everything, although even at $40 I would be reluctant to pay that and may still not sign up because of this high cost per year of $40. But for $25 per year I would jump immediately for this unlimited plan.

   I would be interested in paying $25/YEAR for Unlimited domains and addresses.

   I use catch-all and have probably 5 trillion trillion trillion possibilities and am not interested in paying MONEY to use an email ONCE.

   I want to be able to RECEIVE AND SEND from ALL domains and all email aliases, unlimited possibilities for each domain, and I have a lot of domains.

   PRESENTLY I GET ALL OF THIS 100% FOR FREE WITH GOOGLE APPS and I am unlimited grandfathered in forever. It allows 100 maximum SEND FROM emails, when I use them all I will… more

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   We will review our planes and try to make adjustments that will enable more users to afford ProtonMail.

   However, this request is impossible to honour due to the way our business model is developed.

   Contrary to Google, ProtonMail is not reading its users’ emails for advertising purposes, it does not serve ads, and it does not abuse personal data.

   As a result, our only income to maintain and develop the service comes from our users, and not from the advertising market.

   Google can offer all of this for free because you are not paying for the product with money, but with your privacy.

8. Support for internationalized domain name, IDN

   I request that support is added for IDN custom domains and support to send mail to addresses with internationalized domain names.

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9. Family plan with 6 custom domains

   It wouldn't be uncommon for a family seeking this type of service to require 6 individuals with personalized email domains, each having their own unique domain. The fact that the individual plan provides 3 custom domains for a single user leads me to believe that it would be reasonable to expect that in a plan for 6 users, each person could have at least one domain.

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10. Pease provide free custom domain email (yourname@yourdomain.com), limited to 10 emails. Your service is encrypted and secure. we like it.

    Pease provide free custom domain email (yourname@yourdomain.com), limited to 10 emails. Your service is encrypted and secure. we like it.

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    Unfortunately, due to the cost of custom domains we are unable to offer this service without charging for it. You can use your custom domain with your ProtonMail account by upgrading your account: https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/protonmail-plus/.

11. Use proton.ch domain

    Some users want to use a domain that is under Swiss jurisdiction. This is why Proton lets us end our addresses with protonmail.ch.

    However, that domain is quite long. This is why Proton added pm.me as an alias and then added proton.me as an optional ending.

    The .me domain is under the jurisdiction of Montenegro, who is a member of NATO and is joining the European Union.

    Proton owns the proton.ch domain. Please let us end our email addresses with proton.ch instead of proton.me.

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    The @protonmail.ch address is available. @proton.ch is not something we are able to give out.

12. SMTP Tokens for Proton Unlimited accounts

    Please enable SMTP Tokens feature (https://proton.me/support/smtp-submission) also for Proton Unlimited accounts.

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13. Separation of Proton and Custom Domain Mailboxes

    Currently, Proton email addresses and custom domain addresses share the same mailbox view, which mixes all emails together. This approach feels unintuitive and makes it harder to manage communication across different identities.

    I would prefer the ability to separate custom domain email accounts from Proton accounts into distinct mailbox views (or “drawers”). While it’s possible to use filters and folders as a workaround, this requires manually duplicating structure (Inbox, Sent, Drafts, etc.), which quickly leads to a cluttered sidebar and added maintenance overhead.

    Would you consider introducing an option to define how email addresses are grouped within the interface? For example, allowing users to choose which addresses share a mailbox view and which remain fully separated.

    This kind of flexibility would significantly improve usability, especially for users managing multiple identities or domains.

    Currently, Proton email addresses and custom domain addresses share the same mailbox view, which mixes all emails together. This approach feels unintuitive and makes it harder to manage communication across different identities.

    I would prefer the ability to separate custom domain email accounts from Proton accounts into distinct mailbox views (or “drawers”). While it’s possible to use filters and folders as a workaround, this requires manually duplicating structure (Inbox, Sent, Drafts, etc.), which quickly leads to a cluttered sidebar and added maintenance overhead.

    Would you consider introducing an option to define how email addresses are grouped within the interface? For… more

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14. Allow special characters in local-part for custom domain email addresses

    when trying to set the local-part for my custom domain email address to "~"
    I get this error message:

    "Only alphanumerics, periods, hyphens, and underscores are allowed in the local part of the email address, and it must begin and end with alphanumerics." all I can say is why?

    "it must begin and end with alphanumerics."
    this is so arbitrary! it's an email address' local-part not a username..

    for many years, I have always used ~@myna.me as my email address, before and after I self-hosted my email, I use it for all of my online accounts and and all of my contacts have it, I can't change it now.

    this is a spec compliant email address local-part, you don't have to read any of the specs, just read this Wikipedia article section:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_address#Local-part

    when trying to set the local-part for my custom domain email address to "~"
    I get this error message:

    "Only alphanumerics, periods, hyphens, and underscores are allowed in the local part of the email address, and it must begin and end with alphanumerics." all I can say is why?

    "it must begin and end with alphanumerics."
    this is so arbitrary! it's an email address' local-part not a username..

    for many years, I have always used ~@myna.me as my email address, before and after I self-hosted my email, I use it for all of my online accounts and and all of… more

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15. make a default domain shorter

    Make a regular domain shorter, for example: user@pm.com.
    user@protonmail.com is too long

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    ProtonMail now offers the domain pm.me for email addresses. You can learn more within the settings of your account or at https://pm.me/.

16. catch-all support for custom domains

    With the addition of custom domain support, I really would love the option to have a catch-all email address, as I've been using that feature a LOT on my current/previous hoster.

    I vastly prefer that over the account+alias@protonmail.com feature, as using that would require me to change all the places where I used all those other email addresses.

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    You can now set a catch-all address on custom domains. Thank you for the suggestion!

    https://protonmail.com/blog/protonmail-v3-10-release-notes/

17. Custom subaddressing delimiter for custom domains (plus addressing, email tags, catchall support)

    Custom subaddressing delimiter for custom domains (beyond plus addressing)

    Allow custom-domain owners to choose the subaddressing delimiter from any RFC-permitted non-alphanumeric symbol allowed in the local-part of an email address (e.g., . - _ + ! # $ % & ' * / = ? ^ \ { | } ~`).

    Why:

    Plus-addressing and email tagging users rely on tagged addresses for filtering, traceability, and account compartmentalization.

    The current + delimiter is widely stripped or rejected by websites and abused by bots and spammers.

    Alternative symbols would restore reliable tagging for custom-domain owners, catchall users, and advanced filtering workflows.

    Scope:

    -Custom domains only
    -Domain-level setting controlled by the owner
    -Optional support for multiple delimiters per domain

    Benefits:

    -Improves filtering accuracy, alias tracking, and inbox organization
    -Enhances resilience against automated abuse and fake signups
    -Provides advanced users with flexible, standards-compliant control without impacting typical users

    Custom subaddressing delimiter for custom domains (beyond plus addressing)

    Allow custom-domain owners to choose the subaddressing delimiter from any RFC-permitted non-alphanumeric symbol allowed in the local-part of an email address (e.g., . - _ + ! # $ % & ' * / = ? ^ \ { | } ~`).

    Why:

    Plus-addressing and email tagging users rely on tagged addresses for filtering, traceability, and account compartmentalization.

    The current + delimiter is widely stripped or rejected by websites and abused by bots and spammers.

    Alternative symbols would restore reliable tagging for custom-domain owners, catchall users,… more

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18. Visionary: Allow More Custom Domains

    As a Visionary member, I can add 10 custom domains. I need more and want secure email for all of them. Please allow extra domains or offer a paid add-on. Unlimited isn’t essential, but higher or flexible limits would help people move their whole setup to Proton. Strict caps like this drive people away, which is a shame given the need for robust privacy services in today's less private world.

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19. Personal Domain Name Use On Protonmail'S Email System

    Personal Domain Name Use On Protonmail'S Email System

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    Custom Domains were released in version 3.1. You can add your domain by upgrading your account: https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/paid-plans/ You can read more in this blog post: https://protonmail.com/blog/we-have-launched-support-for-custom-domains-and-paid-accounts/

20. Block Sender in bulk and by domain

    The "block messages from this sender" option is great. Please add an option beneath to "block messages from this domain" because future messages from the domain still require blocking. This would save lots of time compared to the Filters page in settings.

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