Gmail
Google's free email service offering 15GB storage, advanced spam filtering, and intelligent organisation powered by machine learning. Integrates seamlessly with Google Drive, Docs, and other Google services.
Google's free email service offering 15GB storage, advanced spam filtering, and intelligent organisation powered by machine learning. Integrates seamlessly with Google Drive, Docs, and other Google services.
Microsoft's cloud-based email service offering 5GB free storage with optional Office 365 integration. Features powerful calendar management, task integration, and focus on enterprise security.
Swiss-based encrypted email service prioritising user privacy with end-to-end encryption by default. Offers zero-knowledge architecture ensuring ProtonMail cannot access user emails.
Apple's integrated email application across Mac, iPhone, and iPad offering seamless synchronisation with iCloud. Features VIP inbox, conversation threading, and optimised privacy protections.
Mozilla's free, open-source email client supporting multiple accounts, advanced filtering, and extensive customisation. Works across Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms.
Australian-based paid email service emphasising privacy, reliability, and customer support. Offers 100GB storage, advanced filtering, and no tracking or ads.
Part of Zoho's business suite offering custom domain email with task management, document collaboration, and CRM integration. Suitable for small to medium businesses.
German-based encrypted email service offering end-to-end encryption and minimal data collection. Features encrypted calendar and contact management alongside encrypted email.
Established email service offering 15GB free storage with enhanced security features and integration with Yahoo News and other services. Available across web and mobile platforms.
DuckDuckGo's email privacy service that masks your real email address using forwardings. Protects identity by hiding the original address from trackers whilst forwarding messages securely.
Free email services like Gmail offer good security but are not recommended for highly sensitive data. For business, consider paid alternatives such as Outlook (with Microsoft 365 enterprise) or Fastmail, which offer enhanced security, custom domains, and better compliance certifications.
Encrypted services like ProtonMail and Tutanota use end-to-end encryption, ensuring only sender and recipient can read messages. Standard providers like Gmail encrypt in transit but store emails on company servers. Encrypted services offer stronger privacy but smaller ecosystems.
Most users need 15-50GB. Gmail and Yahoo Mail offer 15GB free, typically sufficient unless archiving large attachments. Business users often require 100GB+, available through paid services like Fastmail (100GB) or Microsoft 365 plans (1TB+).
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