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We've compiled a list of 21 free and paid alternatives to GhostMail. The primary competitors include GnuPG, Enigmail. In addition to these, users also draw comparisons between GhostMail and Mailvelope, Encipher.it, GPG Suite. Also you can look at other similar options here: Security and Privacy Software.


GnuPG
Free Open Source

Encrypt and sign data and communications.

Enigmail
Free Open Source

Security extension to Mozilla Thunderbird and SeaMonkey

Mailvelope
Free Open Source

Mailvelope is a browser extension that allows to exchange encrypted emails following the OpenPGP...

Encipher.it
Free Open Source

Encrypting email with Encipher.it is a simple way to protect your sensitive data.

GPG Suite
Open Source

Use GPG Suite to encrypt, decrypt, sign and verify files or messages.

OneTime
Free Open Source

OneTime is an open source encryption program that uses the one-time pad algorithm to allow two...

End-to end encrypted email service with no stored metadata

Private encrypted email & chat.

GhostMail Platforms

tick-square Web-Based
tick-square Windows

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GhostMail Overview

GhostMail is a military grade encrypted secure email & chat provider. No download or installs needed, it's super easy to use.

We offer secure communications with great features like self destructing emails, two factor login and much more. Totally Snowden friendly.

Join free today and start enforcing your privacy and online rights. Watch out for many other cool features to come soon.

GhostMail Features

tick-square Encrypted Email
tick-square Private Chat

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