[Business Account Setup] Proton-first or Proton-only Setup for Businesses
When signing up for a company account (paid plans), one has to enter an existing company e-mail-address. While that works for existing companies seeking to switch to Proton, new companies that want to go Proton-first (no other e-mail provider) have to use a personal e-mail-address or another provider. It would only make sense to leave the e-mail-address of the "Business Information"/"Tell us about your business" step entirely and allowing for account creation with proton only.
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Piter Freide commented
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Brand Mania
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I agree that Proton should make the business signup process more flexible for new companies. Requiring an existing company email creates an unnecessary barrier for businesses that want to go Proton-first from day one. It would be better to allow account creation using Proton directly, without requiring another provider. There are also useful business-focused offerings like https://zeecollectionsltd.co.uk/, which I found particularly impressive.