Account and plans · Guide

Plans compared: Free, Pro and Business

You want to know whether Free is enough for you, or what Pro and Business add and what they cost.

Updated 17 October 20262 minTambém em português

Free costs nothing and has no end date, and new accounts start on it. Pro and Business add permanent addresses, prefixes, forwarding addresses and room for mail. Business also brings a domain of your own.

Compare the plans

Free Pro Business
Price a month $0 $3 $5
Permanent addresses 3 15 Unlimited
Prefixes 1 25 25
One-sender and temporary inboxes Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited
Forwarding addresses 1 10 Unlimited
Storage 100 MB 10 GB 25 GB
A domain of your own No No Yes

On Free, the mail you send ends with a line saying it was sent from Clova.Email. On Pro and Business, you can change that line or take it off.

The Free, Pro and Business plans on Clova's home page, priced monthly
The plans on Clova's home page, with Monthly chosen.

Pay monthly or yearly

Pro costs $3 a month or $30 a year, and Business $5 a month or $50 a year. A year costs the same as 10 months. Prices are in US dollars, and taxes may be added where Clova has to collect them.

See what counts

Only permanent addresses and prefixes count toward your plan, and only while they're switched on. To make room for a new one, switch one off in its settings.

One-sender and temporary inboxes never count, on any plan. Each prefix makes up to 50 addresses of its own.

Storage is everything your account keeps: its mail, with attachments, and your drafts.

Forwarding also has limits of its own. Free forwards up to 10 messages an hour, 100 a day, and 100 MB a day. Pro and Business forward up to 20 messages a minute, 200 an hour, 1,000 a day, and 1 GB a day.

Find your plan

Your plan's name is in the Storage box at the foot of the sidebar. On a phone, it's under More, beside your address. In Settings, under Plan, you also see how much room your mail takes.

To move to another plan, see Change or cancel your plan.

Good to know

Business at signup
Signing up with a domain of your own puts you on Business from the start, rather than on Free.
Moving down keeps your mail
A smaller plan switches off what it has no room for, and deletes no mail. What happens if you stop paying

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