Posteo is affordable and, at least to my liking, private enough.
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Mailbox.org is good. Decent pricing and features. Been using it for two years
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Proton's free tier gives you 1 GB storage, 25 MB attachments,50 emails per hour, 150 per day. Plenty for most personal uses.
Migadu at 19USD/year is pretty good. I've had my domain with them for two years and it works really good.
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Disroot could be an option. Free and privacy-friendly, from what I know.
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For less than $30/year, you could buy your own domain and use it with any number of reliable paid email providers giving you a level of control that isn't possible with the usual suspects. You don't need a vps or have to host anything yourself if you don't want to.
I've used Purelymail for a few years and have no issues adding them to the recommendations from others here.
One thing to consider is whether you want IMAP to be able to set up your preferred clients instead of using the providers webmail/apps.
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Mailbox; it's also recommended by PrivacyGuides. Privacy Policy.
Runbox works well for me.
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I’ve been with Purelymail for years on several domains I look after. Not had a single issue. I went to them for pricing and simplicity but their privacy looks fine to me too.
The cheapest Infomaniak tier is about 25€ per year. The sign up process is a bit confusing because by the end you have like 3 passwords or something but once you get it going it's a decent service. I don't use it myself but I set it up for my parents and after initial setup it has been working without issues.
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Mailo, 1€/20GB.
host your own
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