As a student, I'm currently using the Entry plan, I have 5 gb of emails and can create 3 Mailfence Groups, maybe in the near future I might have to upgrade again, but for the moment it is enough. I'm truly satisfied with the price... I was also able to migrate my data from Gmail to Mailfence very easily. Oh and one more thing, I really liked their slogan- Privacy is a right, not a feature.

Some quality-of life changes are missing, though I'm sure their team is working on it.

I started using mailfence last year because I really wanted an alternative to gmail, which was starting to get tiresome to use. I was attracted to mailfence due to its attractive UI, and its high security promise (it's in the name!). So far, everything has been great, and I use this as a secondary email account that works fantastically.

I liked that this was set up in a way that was somewhat familiar to me as a gmail user, but I felt the UI was a bit better set up, with better visuals, colors, and menu layouts. It's the little things that went a long way for me that I really appreciated compared to gmail, which can be too monochrome at times.

It took a bit of time to learn how to use this email platform seamlessly, especially after being a longtime gmail user. I got over this fairly quickly though, and now I use it regularly, and have no user issues.

I recommend you avoid this company. Before paying I asked if a certain feature was available on their pro plan and their support said yes. After buying a 6-month subscription (the minimum) I find it was a lie, so I either need a workaround or a refund. It's been almost a week and I haven't been able to get them to handle it. Now it's like they're ghosting me - no replies to my support requests on twitter or email.

Supports IMAP, 2FA, good support for multiple domains.

Does not support a "copy to folder" filter.

5-star experience. Totally worth a try! They even have a free plan, so there is zero risk in trying it out.

Well, several things! Among the top ones:- It's an encrypted mail service: Anything coming in or going out is reasonably protected from snooping. The beauty of it is that, even if your communications are intercepted somehow, they are heavily encrypted so they just can't be read.- Servers are hosted in Europe: That means Mailfence abides by the GDPR, the world's most advanced legislation on data protection. If any government agency wants your Mailfence data, it has to be via a valid court order (it's not like that at all in the US and many other countries!)- They are super honest and open: They are crystal-clear on what the service can do, and what it can't do. They are against the "fine print" policy that so many Big Tech firms are so fond of.- They go the extra mile to simplify the very complex and techical terminology of email security, so that the layman (such as myself) can clearly understand the pros and cons of using the service, and what it does and doesn't do.

Not really a lot to dislike, to be honest! I mainly use the email features, and so far they work just fine!

I recently decided to open a new Mailfence account after my first one was deleted after a period of dormancy so obviously I have been quite satisfied with its features and mechanics. It has a surprising number of options available with the free account which is great for any start=up or small business.

Mailfence is very utilitarian for anyone needing an over-flow email platform. Besides the basic email service, it offers - with the free account, mind you - a notepad/word feature that is more elaborate than a notepad but not as comprehensive as a word; a virtual wall calendar for marking and tracking upcoming appointments and schedules; a group page feature for interacting with staff and/or clients, merchants, providers etc and more. there are subscription plans that offer even more.

There is a limited design menu, so fancy fonts are out. Font sizes, too, are very basic = Normal through Smallest, Very Small, Small and onto Largest. So no pica sizes for fine-tuning your emails. And aligning companion images seems to be problematic unless you know how to use Paint 3D to combine the wanted images.