Mailo vs Migadu

Vergleichen Sie Mailo und Migadu nach Funktionen, Rechtsraum, Nachweisen und Einsatzpassung.

Beide als Alternativen zu: Gmail, Microsoft 365

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Mailo vs Migadu: Überblick
MerkmalLogo: MailoMailoLogo: MigaduMigadu
HerkunftslandFranceSwitzerland
KategorieEmail ServicesEmail Services
Open SourceNeinNein
Self-HostedNeinNein
Zusammenfassung

French freemium webmail and Mail&Cloud suite (MAILO SAS): email, calendar, cloud disk, Mailo Junior for children, and Pro custom domains—hosted in France, proprietary SaaS.

Swiss-operated, standards-based email hosting for custom domains: unlimited addresses and multi-domain accounts priced by usage quotas, not per mailbox.

Tags
privacysaasfreemiumfamilyfrenchwebmailproductivity
privacysaasapiemail-hostingstandards-basedmulti-domain

Mailo

  • Secure Webmail and Synchronization

    Mailo delivers email with POP3, IMAP4, and Exchange ActiveSync protocols. This allows seamless access across web, desktop clients, and mobile apps. Users manage up to 100 aliases on premium plans, with lifetime addresses. No content scanning ensures privacy, unlike ad-driven rivals. Easy import tools pull emails, contacts, and calendars from old providers.

  • Integrated Calendar, Cloud, and Sharing

    Beyond email, Mailo bundles a shared calendar, 500 MB to 500 GB cloud disk for files and photos, and albums. Family sharing lets groups organize events and documents. Android and iOS apps provide full access. Premium users expand storage as needed.

  • Advanced Security and Child Protection

    Vade Secure powers anti-virus, anti-spam, and anti-phishing defenses. Servers in France comply with GDPR, with no data exploitation. Mailo Junior adds parental validation for contacts and messages, suitable for children 6-14. PGP support enables end-to-end encryption.

Migadu

  • Unlimited Addresses and Domains Per Account

    One account covers all domains and aliases without extra charges. Agencies host client mail; families consolidate personal ones. Usage quotas apply account-wide, preventing surprises. Multi-admin access lets teams manage subsets, with domain-specific limits to avoid overuse.

  • Standards-Compliant Protocols and Clients

    Supports SMTP, IMAP4, POP3, and webmail—no proprietary locks. Connect any standard client securely via SSL/TLS on ports 993/465. IPv6 works alongside IPv4. Built-in SIEVE editor handles filtering; aliases route flexibly. Catch-alls grab mistyped addresses, though not advised for spam risks.

  • Privacy and Monitoring Tools

    No data scanning, ads, or sharing. Swiss-operated with French servers, it prioritizes user control. Activity logs spot issues early. Automatic backups restore mailboxes. Footers add disclaimers outbound. DNS tools and setup help come free if needed. Open-source base allows community checks.