Mail.com

What Mail.com is

Mail.com is an email service from Mail.com, founded in 1995 and headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. It offers access through the web and apps for iOS and Android. The free plan includes webmail and mobile access, antivirus and spam filtering, 2 GB of cloud storage, and attachments up to 30 MB. Users can create email aliases, but custom domains are not supported. Paid plans increase the attachment limit to 100 MB and add POP3/IMAP access, email forwarding, and an ad-free inbox. The Premium 3 months plan includes 12 GB of cloud storage and costs $9.99 a month. Premium 12 months also includes 12 GB and is priced at $29.99 a month, billed annually. Premium + 110 GB Cloud includes 110 GB of storage and costs $47.87 a month, billed annually. Mail.com uses a freemium model: the free tier covers basic web and mobile email, while the paid options add storage and email features.

Who it suits

Mail.com suits people who want email on the web or on iOS and Android, with a free option that includes spam filtering and cloud storage. Paid tiers may suit users who need larger attachments, POP3/IMAP access, forwarding, or an ad-free inbox.

Limits

The free plan allows attachments up to 30 MB and includes 2 GB of cloud storage. Paid plans raise the attachment limit to 100 MB; Premium options include 12 GB, while Premium + 110 GB Cloud includes 110 GB.

Getting started

1. Visit https://www.mail.com/.
2. Choose the free plan or a paid Premium plan.
3. Use webmail or access the service on iOS or Android.

Verdict

Choose Mail.com if you want web and mobile email with a free tier, aliases, and included filtering. Look elsewhere if you need a custom domain, or compare the paid tiers carefully if you need more storage, larger attachments, or an ad-free inbox.