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    Eric commented  · 

    As a long-time Proton user with a mixed portfolio of subscriptions (Pass + SimpleLogin Lifetime, a standalone Mail plan for calendar features, and Lumo access), I’ve hit a structural limitation: Proton’s bundles force me to pay for services I already own or don’t need.

    I’d love to see a “Build Your Own Plan” option where users can:

    Select individual premium services (VPN Plus, extra Drive storage, Pass Plus, etc.)
    Pay only for what they add, avoiding duplicate coverage from legacy Lifetime deals
    Combine these into one unified bill with transparent per-service pricing

    This would: ✅ Serve users who migrated gradually or hold legacy plans
    ✅ Reduce churn from customers forced to buy redundant features
    ✅ Align with Proton’s privacy-first ethos of user control and flexibility

    Many of us are happy to pay fairly for exactly what we use—let’s make that possible.

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    Eric commented  · 

    or maybe easy access to an image of the barcode

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