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Fastmail for Business vs Yahoo Mail

On privacy it's Fastmail for Business. On price it's Yahoo Mail. On features it's Fastmail for Business. Here's everything side by side, last checked 25 October 2026.

Fastmail for Business or Yahoo Mail: which should you choose?

  • Fastmail for Business suits you best if you want your mailbox stored in the EU (Amsterdam) for UK customers, with a US replica and US backups; email from a company that doesn't make money from adverts; and email at your own domain name.
  • Yahoo Mail is the better pick if you want a mailbox that costs nothing and to try it free first.
FeatureFastmail for BusinessYahoo Mail
Overall3.02.5
Privacy2.00.0
Price3.55.0
Features5.04.0
Cheapest planStandard
$5 per user a month ($4.17 yearly)
Free (Mail Plus ad-free, 200 GB)
Free; Plus £4.99 a month (2020 price)
Free planNoYes, 20 GB
Storage50 GB20 GB
Your own domain✓ Up to 100No
End-to-end encryptionNoNo
Company based in Australia United States
Your data is kept in EU (Amsterdam) for UK customers, with a US replica and US backups United States and worldwide
Founded19991997
Free trial30 days freeFree
Funded by advertisingNoYes, or its parent company is
Works in any mail app✓ IMAP and SMTP✓ IMAP and SMTP
Calendar and contacts✓ Yes✓ Yes
AliasesYesYes
Open-source appsNoNo
Sign up without IDNoNo
White labelNoNo
Reader offerOffer 10% off your first year, plus a free trial of up to 30 daysNone
Last checked22 October 202625 October 2026

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The key differences

  • On price: Fastmail for Business Standard at $5 per user a month ($4.17 yearly), against Yahoo Mail Free (Mail Plus ad-free, 200 GB) at Free; Plus £4.99 a month (2020 price).
  • For free, Fastmail for Business gives you no free plan, and Yahoo Mail a free plan (20 GB).
  • Fastmail for Business comes with 50 GB of storage and Yahoo Mail with 20 GB of storage.
  • Your mail is stored in the EU (Amsterdam) for UK customers, with a US replica and US backups with Fastmail for Business, and in the United States and worldwide with Yahoo Mail.
  • Fastmail for Business is based in Australia and Yahoo Mail in the United States, so different privacy laws apply.
  • Fastmail for Business lets you bring your own domain name; Yahoo Mail doesn't.
  • Only Yahoo Mail is part of an advertising business.

Common questions

Which is more private, Fastmail for Business or Yahoo Mail?

Fastmail for Business scores 2 out of 5 for privacy and Yahoo Mail 0. Fastmail for Business gives you your mailbox stored in the EU (Amsterdam) for UK customers, with a US replica and US backups and email from a company that doesn't make money from adverts.

Which is cheaper, Fastmail for Business or Yahoo Mail?

Yahoo Mail costs nothing to start (Free; Plus £4.99 a month (2020 price)). Fastmail for Business's cheapest plan, Standard, is $5 per user a month ($4.17 yearly).

Do Fastmail for Business and Yahoo Mail work with my own domain?

Only Fastmail for Business does (Up to 100). With Yahoo Mail your address stays on its own domain.

Where do Fastmail for Business and Yahoo Mail keep my email?

Fastmail for Business keeps it in the EU (Amsterdam) for UK customers, with a US replica and US backups. Yahoo Mail keeps it in the United States and worldwide.

Price changes and news

Neither price has changed since my first check on 22 October 2026.

The latest headlines: Fastmail for Business news · Yahoo Mail news.

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Switching between them

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