Mailfence Entry, € 3.50/mo. on Linux Emails

Entry is presented as a full-featured subscription tier priced at 3.5 EUR per month, with billing described as yearly for the plan. It is positioned for users who want the complete experience, including stronger interoperability, custom domain usage, and account management features.
The plan includes 40 GB total storage, broken down as 10 GB for emails and 30 GB for documents, supporting heavier mailbox usage and larger document workflows.
It includes 50 aliases, enabling multiple addresses for roles, projects, and filtering. It also includes encryption features to support secure communications with built-in OpenPGP capabilities.
This tier is associated with open-protocol connectivity (POP, IMAP, SMTP) and mobile synchronization options (including ActiveSync) for users who prefer desktop and mobile clients in addition to the web interface.
It is also shown as including custom email domain capability with key email authentication and deliverability controls (DKIM, SPF, DMARC) and user management features, making it suitable for families and small organizations where an administrator needs to manage multiple accounts.
Support for this tier is presented as email-based assistance rather than phone priority, with a focus on guided onboarding and operational help through support channels.

Mailfence is positioned as a secure and private email service delivered as an integrated suite that combines messages, calendars, documents, and group collaboration in one account.
Privacy positioning emphasizes no advertising, no trackers, and no data mining, with operations under Belgian jurisdiction and EU privacy protections.
Security features highlighted across the service include browser-based end-to-end encryption using OpenPGP, digital signatures for sender verification, and an integrated keystore for creating, importing, publishing, and managing keys.
Access methods referenced include web access plus secure protocols (POPS, IMAPS, SMTPS) for paid plans, and mobile support through iOS/Android and progressive web app style access.
Higher tiers add capabilities such as aliases, user management, and custom domain email with deliverability and authentication controls like DKIM, SPF, and DMARC.
Operational notes emphasize that attachments are handled with virus-checking routines and that subscriptions can be upgraded via account settings.
Payments supported for subscriptions include credit cards (Visa and Eurocard/Mastercard), PayPal, cryptocurrency payments (treated as Bitcoin for reporting), and wire transfer by contacting support, while subscriptions are described as non-refundable because the free tier can be used to test the service.
The service is presented as operating on 100% green energy and as subscription-funded rather than ad-funded.