I find Proton expensive. Speaking in Australian dollars, I would be paying $78 for Proton Plus. Including domain and hosting, it would be over $130.
Of course I would like to support the service, I have a premium Tutanota account for this very reason. Tutanota is very basic but I am able to support them because €12/$19.50 is affordable. Free Proton (and even Plus) lacks basic features.
If there were lower tier plans it would accommodate lower income earners, students and countries with lower currency exchange (e.g all of Asia with a 4.4 billion populous).
Noah80
I find Proton expensive. Speaking in Australian dollars, I would be paying $78 for Proton Plus. Including domain and hosting, it would be over $130.
Of course I would like to support the service, I have a premium Tutanota account for this very reason. Tutanota is very basic but I am able to support them because €12/$19.50 is affordable. Free Proton (and even Plus) lacks basic features.
Entry
1 GB
2 Addresses
300 Daily Messages
50 Folders/Labels
Email filters
Autoresponder
€6/$9.75
Basic
3 GB
3 Addresses
500 Daily Messages
100 folders/labels
Email filters
Autoresponder
€12/$19.50
If there were lower tier plans it would accommodate lower income earners, students and countries with lower currency exchange (e.g all of Asia with a 4.4 billion populous).