Proton Mail
Switzerland · EFTASwiss email with open-source apps and a tool to import your messages.
Compare European email services for personal and professional use.
Each assessment explains the points assigned and links to its sources.
Understand the score →The default ranking adds public rating counts collected from Google Play and the App Store storefronts checked. It includes both Android and iOS. This volume is a popularity signal, not a count of downloads or people.
Google Play provides its public counter. For Apple, we add available counters from France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States. Each profile shows this scope, which does not cover all countries. If one platform is missing, only the documented count is used. Android download thresholds and publisher-reported users have separate sorts and are never added to ratings. One person can rate on several platforms. Ties are sorted by name; profiles without figures follow.
Swiss email with open-source apps and a tool to import your messages.
Infomaniak email includes calendars and contacts. Custom domain support depends on the selected plan.
Encrypted email, calendar and contacts. Tuta states its servers are hosted in Germany.
French email with calendar, contacts and family plans. A free plan is available.
Latvian email for individuals and businesses, with custom domains and migration tools.
Belgian email with calendar, contacts and encryption features.
A community platform based in Amsterdam offering email among other services. Registration requires approval.
Email, calendar and documents in a suite hosted in Germany.
A Swiss service for email across multiple domains, with account-level usage pricing.
Email with a calendar and contacts, without advertising. Custom domains are not supported.
Email based in Oslo, with servers in Norway according to the provider.
Dutch email for your own domain, compatible with standard email clients.
A Dutch email service with address aliases and encrypted messaging options.
Profiles without a score are awaiting their first assessment.
Green from 80, amber yellow from 50 to 79, red below 50. Grey indicates an unscored profile. Read the sources and scope to understand each assessment.
This catalogue includes publishers in the European Union and EFTA, including Switzerland. Inclusion is not a sovereignty certification.