Proton Pass Plus now includes SimpleLogin premium features

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sakib40
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Proton Pass Plus now includes SimpleLogin premium features

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We're updating our Proton Pass Plus subscription to include new aliases features, including: custom domains for aliases, additional mailboxes, the ability to send emails from aliases, and more. These features are available in SimpleLogin, an open source email alias solution owned by Proton and which provides the email aliases function in Proton Pass.

While Proton Pass Plus already offers canada phone number data unlimited email aliases, the functionality is limited to creating aliases when signing up for new accounts and replying to emails sent to that alias.

Advanced functionality, such as using your email alias to send an email to someone who hasn't contacted you before, hadn't been possible: for example, you couldn't request help from a customer service team using an alias, preventing you from hiding your personal email address. To be able to use such an advanced alias feature, you had to have a SimpleLogin Premium subscription.

We're now integrating the advanced alias features available in SimpleLogin into our Proton Pass Plus subscription, so you won't need to maintain two different subscriptions.

To reflect the new functionality we've added, the price for a Pass Plus subscription for new users is now $2.99/m on a 12-month plan (billed at $35.88). Starting today:

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If you already have Pass Plus, you'll gain access to new premium SimpleLogin features but your subscription won't be affected by this price increase. Your plans will remain $1.99/month or $1/month for early adopters.
For everyone else, the price for Pass Plus is now $2.99/m for a 12-month plan.
Why we're combining Pass Plus and SimpleLogin Premium
Thanks to high user adoption and support, Proton Pass has grown beyond our expectations. Many members of the SimpleLogin community also use Pass, and we often hear from the Proton community that they want more control of their aliases. This could include using their own domain for an alias, setting up several mailboxes to share an alias, or sending an email to a new contact from an alias.
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