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Proton Mail vs Fastmail

On privacy it's Proton Mail. On price it's Proton Mail. On features it's Fastmail. Here's everything side by side, last checked 23 October 2026.

Proton Mail or Fastmail: which should you choose?

  • Go for Proton Mail if you'd like encryption that means even the provider can't read your mail; the lower price ($3.99 a month, yearly ($4.99 monthly)); and a free plan to start on.
  • Fastmail is the better pick if you want more space for your mail: 50 GB; freedom to use the mail app you already like; and features the other lacks, like POP3 as well as CalDAV and CardDAV sync.
FeatureProton MailFastmail
Overall4.53.0
Privacy5.02.0
Price4.03.5
Features4.55.0
Cheapest planMail Plus
$3.99 a month, yearly ($4.99 monthly)
Individual
$5 a month, yearly
Free planYes, 1 GB, no own domainNo
Storage15 GB50 GB
Your own domain✓ 1✓ Yes
End-to-end encryption✓ Built inNo
Company based in Switzerland Australia
Your data is kept in Switzerland EU (Amsterdam) for UK customers, with a US replica and US backups
Founded20141999
Free trialFree plan; 30-day refund on paid plans30 days free
Funded by advertisingNoNo
Works in any mail appWith Proton Bridge on paid plans✓ IMAP and SMTP
Calendar and contacts✓ Yes✓ Yes
Aliases10 addressesMasked email and aliases
Open-source apps✓ YesNo
Sign up without ID✓ YesNo
White labelNoNo
Reader offerOffer Proton's current dealsOffer 10% off your first year, plus a free trial of up to 30 days
Last checked23 October 202622 October 2026

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How Proton Mail and Fastmail differ

  • Cheapest plans: Proton Mail Mail Plus, $3.99 a month, yearly ($4.99 monthly). Fastmail Individual, $5 a month, yearly.
  • Proton Mail has a free plan (1 GB, no own domain); Fastmail has no free plan.
  • Space: Proton Mail gives 15 GB of storage, Fastmail 50 GB of storage.
  • Data location: Switzerland for Proton Mail, EU (Amsterdam) for UK customers, with a US replica and US backups for Fastmail.
  • The companies sit under different laws: Proton Mail in Switzerland, Fastmail in Australia.
  • On encryption, Proton Mail encrypts mail end to end, whereas Fastmail doesn't encrypt mail end to end.
  • Mail apps: Proton Mail works in other mail apps through Proton Bridge on paid plans; Fastmail works in any mail app over IMAP.
  • Aliases: Proton Mail offers 10 addresses, Fastmail masked email and aliases.

Questions people ask

Is Proton Mail more private than Fastmail?

Proton Mail scores 5 out of 5 for privacy and Fastmail 2. Proton Mail gives you encryption that means even the provider can't read your mail, open-source apps anyone can check and to sign up without proving who you are.

Is Proton Mail cheaper than Fastmail?

Proton Mail is cheaper. Its Mail Plus plan is $3.99 a month, yearly ($4.99 monthly), against $5 a month, yearly for Fastmail's Individual. Proton Mail also has a free plan. Check the renewal price before you pay, as some first-year prices go up.

Can I use my own domain with Proton Mail or Fastmail?

Yes, both do. Proton Mail: 1 domain on its cheapest plan that allows one. Fastmail: Yes.

Where is my email stored with Proton Mail and Fastmail?

Proton Mail keeps it in Switzerland. Fastmail keeps it in the EU (Amsterdam) for UK customers, with a US replica and US backups.

Can I use Proton Mail and Fastmail in Apple Mail or Outlook?

Proton Mail works in other mail apps through Proton Bridge on paid plans. Fastmail works in any mail app over IMAP.

Prices and the latest news

I haven't seen either change its price since I started checking on 22 October 2026.

The latest headlines: Proton Mail news · Fastmail news.

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Switching between them

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