I’ve got a free account to test it for now. I could get another free one if I delete the first one according to the help files. I have a domain name already if I set the email through my domain host to infomaniak, will I be charged for that or having one email would still be free?

that’s a good point I have already been using a similar one https://duckduckgo.com/email/

Thanks a lot

I have asked: "free replacement for Gmail free Google Calendar alternative that works well on both Android and via Thunderbird Windows "

Recommended by the members here: “have you tried infomaniak? They also have a calendar and an online office suite… and their free plan is nice”

Then I picked “infomaniak”

My latest UPDATE: " just started a free account with infomaniak so far happy with infomaniak except the free email extensions like @ik.me @etik.com or @ikmail.com addresses whether will be accepted / recognized by institutions like banks etc" ___>>

just started an account with infomaniak so far happy with infomaniak except the free email extensions like @ik.me @etik.com or @ikmail.com addresses whether will be accepted / recognized by institutions like banks etc

just started an account with infomaniak so far happy with infomaniak except the free email extensions like @ik.me @etik.com or @ikmail.com addresses whether will be accepted / recognized by institutions like banks etc

just started an account with infomaniak so far happy with infomaniak except the free email extensions like @ik.me @etik.com or @ikmail.com addresses whether will be accepted / recognized by institutions like banks etc

except that I cannot sync with thunderbird windows I think

Thank you, there’s plenty of paid ones around.

I have been testing the free one at infomaniak right now

sync with thunderbird works ok in windows,

sync with android via caldav ok

Tuta seems to be OK but thunderbird integration is not free if I am correct

Proton has no free option for thunderbird integration I am afraid

I would recommend against Proton, it’s just a matter of time before their CEO starts tweeting again. I kind of agree on Proton, besides it has no free version works with Thunderbird email/calendar integration

Calendar+contacts: use Baikal that is a self -hosting one if I am correct as I mentioned earlier as follows : Self-hosting isn’t really an option for me"