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Outlook.com vs Titan

On privacy it's Titan. On price it's Outlook.com. On features it's Titan. Here's everything side by side, last checked 25 October 2026.

Should you pick Outlook.com or Titan?

  • Outlook.com is the better pick if you want email without paying for it; to try it free first; and more space for your mail: 15 GB.
  • Go for Titan if you'd like a company that isn't funded by advertising and an address on your own domain.
FeatureOutlook.comTitan
Overall2.52.5
Privacy0.00.5
Price5.04.5
Features4.04.5
Cheapest planFree (Microsoft 365 Basic for more space)
Free
Starter
About $1.99 per mailbox a month (sold through resellers)
Free planYes, 15 GBNo
Storage15 GB10 GB
Your own domainNo✓ Yes
End-to-end encryptionNoNo
Company based in United States India / United States
Your data is kept in United States and worldwideNot confirmed
Founded19962020
Free trialFreeUnknown
Funded by advertisingYes, or its parent company isNo
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 labelNo✓ Yes
Reader offerNoneNone
Last checked22 October 202625 October 2026

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The key differences

  • Outlook.com's cheapest plan is Free (Microsoft 365 Basic for more space) (Free); Titan's is Starter (About $1.99 per mailbox a month (sold through resellers)).
  • Outlook.com has a free plan (15 GB); Titan has no free plan.
  • Space: Outlook.com gives 15 GB of storage, Titan 10 GB of storage.
  • Outlook.com keeps your mail in the United States and worldwide, while Titan keeps it in Not confirmed.
  • The companies sit under different laws: Outlook.com in United States, Titan in India / United States.
  • You can use your own domain with Titan, but not with Outlook.com.
  • Outlook.com (or its parent company) makes money from advertising; Titan doesn't.

Questions people ask

Is Outlook.com more private than Titan?

Titan scores 0.5 out of 5 for privacy and Outlook.com 0. Titan gives you a company that isn't funded by advertising.

Is Outlook.com cheaper than Titan?

Outlook.com costs nothing to start (Free). Titan's cheapest plan, Starter, is About $1.99 per mailbox a month (sold through resellers).

Can I use my own domain with Outlook.com or Titan?

Only Titan does (Yes). With Outlook.com your address stays on its own domain.

Where is my email stored with Outlook.com and Titan?

Outlook.com keeps it in the United States and worldwide. Titan keeps it in Not confirmed.

Prices and the latest news

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

The latest headlines: Outlook.com news · Titan news.

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Switching between them

Moving to Outlook.com · Moving from Outlook.com. Or see all my switching guides.

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