33Mail vs Lark

In short: they tie on privacy, 33Mail wins on price, and Lark wins on features. The full comparison is below, last checked 25 October 2026.

33Mail or Lark: which should you choose?

33Mail suits you best if you want the lower price ($1 a month).
Choose Lark if you want to read your mail in any app, such as Apple Mail, Outlook or Thunderbird and a calendar and contacts alongside your mail.

Feature	33Mail	Lark
Overall	2.0	2.0
Privacy	0.5	0.5
Price	5.0	3.0
Features	Not rated	4.5
Cheapest plan	Premium $1 a month	Basic $6 a user a month, yearly
Free plan	Yes, unlimited aliases	Yes, Starter (up to 20 users)
Storage	Forwards only	Not confirmed
Your own domain	✓ On Premium	✓ Yes
End-to-end encryption	No	No
Company based in	Not confirmed	Singapore
Your data is kept in	Not confirmed	Not confirmed
Founded	Unknown	Unknown
Free trial	Free plan	Free Starter plan
Funded by advertising	No	No
Works in any mail app	No, its own apps only	✓ IMAP and SMTP
Calendar and contacts	No	✓ Yes
Aliases	Unlimited aliases	Yes
Open-source apps	No	No
Sign up without ID	No	No
White label	Unknown	Unknown
Reader offer	None	None
Last checked	25 October 2026	22 October 2026

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Where they differ

Cheapest plans: 33Mail Premium, $1 a month. Lark Basic, $6 a user a month, yearly.
33Mail has a free plan (unlimited aliases); Lark has a free plan (Starter (up to 20 users)).
Space: 33Mail gives no storage, as it forwards mail on, Lark storage not confirmed.
The companies sit under different laws: 33Mail in Not confirmed, Lark in Singapore.
Mail apps: 33Mail only works in its own apps; Lark works in any mail app over IMAP.
Aliases: 33Mail offers unlimited aliases, Lark yes.

Common questions

Is 33Mail more private than Lark?

They score the same for privacy: 0.5 out of 5 each. The differences are in the details, such as where your mail is kept (Not confirmed for 33Mail, Not confirmed for Lark).

Is 33Mail cheaper than Lark?

33Mail is cheaper. Its Premium plan is $1 a month, against $6 a user a month, yearly for Lark's Basic. 33Mail and Lark also have a free plan. Check the renewal price before you pay, as some first-year prices go up.