A Gmail alternative that protects privacy
You should be able to choose what happens to your data. With Proton, our end-to-end encryption ensures only you have access to your emails.

A feature-rich Gmail alternative
Looking for Gmail alternatives that don’t track you or show ads? Proton Mail is a private alternative to Gmail with everything you need to stay productive, organized, and connected without compromising your privacy.
Features | Proton Mail | ![]() Gmail |
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Price | ||
Your favorite Gmail features | ||
Mobile apps for all your devices | ||
Free calendar included | ||
No data harvesting | ||
No ads | ||
End-to-end encrypted messages | ||
Blocks trackers and marketers from spying on you | ||
Free VPN included | ||
Protected by strong Swiss privacy laws |
Get more done with a smart and secure inbox
As a secure and private Gmail alternative, Proton Mail protects your privacy while you enjoy all the email features you need to communicate and collaborate with your contacts.
Customize your inbox's appearance
Just like Gmail, Proton Mail lets you fully personalize your inbox, but without the privacy concerns. Choose your favorite layout, folder colors, and themes, including dark mode.

Stay organized
If you’re switching from Gmail or trying alternatives to Gmail, Proton Mail helps you stay organized with labels, folders, subfolders, and filters to manage your inbox automatically.

Manage your online identities
Create multiple addresses linked to one inbox — perfect for anyone exploring Gmail alternatives that offer more flexibility. Easily send, manage, and filter emails with complete control.

Choose a community-first email
Many are looking for alternatives to Gmail that don’t rely on ads or data collection. Unlike Big Tech, Proton Mail's free private email and other services are funded by our community — not advertisers — so your emails stay private, always.

Frequently Asked Questions
- What makes Gmail not secure?
- What makes Gmail not private?
- Does Proton Mail offer features that Gmail doesn’t?
- Is Proton Mail a free alternative to Gmail?