Comparison
Proton Mail vs Tuta Mail
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Pricing
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Proton Free is a continuing free plan for one user. Paid plans add mailbox capacity and custom domains.
A continuing Free personal plan is listed separately from the paid Revolutionary and Legend plans.
Security and compliance
Platform and integration
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Custom domains require a paid Proton Mail plan and DNS configuration. They are not included in Proton Free.
Custom domains are available on paid subscriptions. Check the domain count for the selected plan.
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The Export Tool is available to all users on Windows, macOS and Linux. It exports decrypted mail; it does not export Calendar, Drive or Pass data.
Mailbox export is available in the Tuta desktop client. Choose the mailbox and destination folder in Email Export settings.
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The Free personal plan lists 1 GB of storage. Paid plans have different allowances.
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A paid Proton Mail plan and the local Bridge app are required. Bridge connects supported desktop email clients; it is not a mobile IMAP service.
Tuta documents its own desktop, web and mobile apps rather than standard mail protocols. The mentioned Thunderbird add-ons do not add IMAP support.
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Tuta documents its own apps for Android and iOS, alongside its web and desktop clients.