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Last checked October 2026

QeyeT Quantum vs Proton, Tuta, Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook

Quantum is QeyeT’s end-to-end encrypted account: keys are made and kept on your devices, and you sign in with six recovery words. Here is how it compares, with sources.

Why Quantum

  • Keys on your devices. Mail between QeyeT addresses is encrypted before it leaves your device.
  • No phone number and no password. You sign in and recover with six recovery words.
  • Free during preview, with no credit card. Proton Mail and Tuta also have free end-to-end encrypted plans, with up to 1 GB.
  • Mail, chat, calendar and contacts in one app, on the web and Android, and it still emails Gmail, Outlook and everyone else.
  • No ads. Free Gmail, Yahoo Mail and Outlook.com show ads.
Straight talkQuantum has no IMAP; you use the QeyeT Mail app. Mail to people outside QeyeT travels as normal internet email, like with any provider. Proton and Tuta are mature, audited services with paid tiers; Quantum is in preview. Want your mail in Outlook or Apple Mail? Choose Classic.
ServiceEnd-to-end encryptionFree planEntry paid planAdsOther mail apps
QeyeT QuantumYes, between QeyeT addresses; keys on your devicesFree during previewNone yetNoneNo; QeyeT Mail web and Android app
Proton MailYes, between Proton users, plus zero-access storageUp to 1 GBMail Plus, 15 GB: $4.99/monthNonePaid plans, through Bridge
TutaYes, between Tuta users, plus password-protected mail1 GBRevolutionary, 20 GB: €3/monthNoneNo IMAP
GmailNo by default (S/MIME on some Workspace plans)15 GB shared100 GB: $1.99/monthFree Gmail shows adsYes
Yahoo MailNo20 GBMail Plus: $5/monthFree plan shows adsYes
Outlook.comNo by default (Microsoft 365 adds message encryption)15 GB mailboxMicrosoft 365 Basic: $19.99/yearFree plan is ad-supportedYes

Sources

Prices are US list prices from each provider's official page, last checked October 26, 2026. Taxes, promotions and regional prices vary; check the provider before you buy. Corrections: support@qeyet.com.