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Best Email Clients in 2026

Zoho Mail leads this chart of 142 (9.0/10, free plan). Mailbutler Smart Assistant is next (8.9/10, free plan), and eM Client is the next highest-placed with a free plan (8.5/10). Email clients let you read, organize and send messages; Android app support and features such as unified inbox and offline access can shape your choice. Compare account limits, scheduled sending and calendar tools, along with free-plan and paid options. Check the platforms an app supports before choosing it for a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO device.

142 appsSorted 14 Nov 2026How we rank
19.0
Zoho Mail logo

Zoho Mail runs on Android, iOS, web, Linux, Mac, and Windows; plans include free and paid options.

Free planAndroidiOSWeb
Free plan
38.6
Front logo

Front has Android, iOS, web, and desktop apps; plans start at $25 per user per month.

AndroidiOSWeb
From $25 a month
  1. 4eM Client logo

    eM Client

    eM Client has Android and desktop apps, a free plan, and a unified inbox; free accounts allow two accounts.

    Free planAndroidiOSmacOSWindows
    8.5From $39.95 a year
  2. 5Newton Mail logo

    Newton Mail

    Newton Mail has Android and desktop apps, a free plan, and a two-account limit.

    Free planAndroidiOSmacOSWindows
    8.5From $5 a month
  3. 6Spike logo

    Spike

    Spike supports Android, iOS, web, Mac, and Windows, with a free plan and unified inbox.

    Free planAndroidiOSWebmacOS
    8.5From $4 a month
  4. 7Spark Mail logo

    Spark Mail

    Spark Mail is an email app for Android, iOS, macOS and Windows that helps users focus on important messages.

    Free planAndroidiOSmacOSWindows
    8.4From $99 a year
  5. 8

    Canary Mail

    Canary Mail has Android, iOS, Mac, and Windows apps, with free access and scheduled sending.

    Free planAndroidiOSmacOSWindows
    8.4From $3 a month
  6. 9

    Metis Mail

    Free planOpen sourceWebAPISelf-hosted
    8.3From $115 a year
  7. 10Mozilla Thunderbird logo

    Mozilla Thunderbird

    Mozilla Thunderbird is a free, open-source email application for Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android.

    Free planOpen sourceAndroidLinuxmacOSWindows
    8.2Free plan
  8. 11

    Edison Mail

    Edison Mail has Android, iOS, Mac, and Windows apps, with calendar tools and scheduled sending.

    Free planAndroidiOSmacOSWindows
    8.2From $99.99 a year
  9. 12

    Epistles Mail

    Epistles Mail is an email app with a unified inbox, offline access, scheduled sending, and calendar tools.

    Free planAndroidiOSWebLinux
    8.2From $35 a year
  10. 13Saymail logo

    Saymail

    Saymail has Android and desktop apps, a free plan, and unified inbox.

    Free planAndroidiOSLinuxmacOS
    8.2Free plan
  11. 14Dove logo

    Dove

    Dove has Android, iOS, web, and desktop apps, with a free plan and unified inbox.

    Free planAndroidiOSWebmacOS
    8.1From $200 a year
  12. 15

    Microsoft Outlook Calendar

    Microsoft Outlook Calendar provides email and calendar access through web, desktop, and mobile apps.

    Free planAndroidiOSWebmacOS
    8.0From $19.99 a year
  13. 16Shortwave logo

    Shortwave

    Shortwave is an AI email app for organizing, composing, scheduling and finding messages through prompts.

    AndroidiOSWebmacOS
    7.9From $30 a month
  14. 17Gmelius logo

    Gmelius

    Gmelius is a Gmail-native platform for setting up AI agents to handle defined team jobs across connected tools.

    AndroidiOSWebAPI
    7.9From $228 a year
  15. 18

    SOGo

    SOGo is a free groupware server with Android and web access for email and calendars.

    Free planAndroidiOSWebExtension
    7.9From $500 a year
  16. 19

    Mailspring

    Mailspring offers a free desktop app for Linux, Mac, and Windows.

    Free planLinuxmacOSWindows
    7.8Free plan
  17. 20BlueMail logo

    BlueMail

    BlueMail has Android and desktop apps, a free plan, and a unified inbox.

    Free planAndroidiOSLinuxmacOS
    7.8Free plan
  18. 21

    aerc

    Free planOpen sourceAndroidLinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
    7.8Free plan
  19. 22Airmail logo

    Airmail

    Airmail runs on iPhone, iPad and Mac with one-account unified inboxes, offline access, scheduling and calendars.

    Free planiOSmacOS
    7.7From $29.99 a year
  20. 23

    Franz

    Franz runs on Linux, Mac and Windows and brings messaging channels into one app; paid plans start at $5 monthly.

    Free planLinuxmacOSWindows
    7.7From $60 a year
  21. 24
    7.7$49 one-time
  22. 25

    Parula

    Free planAndroidiOSWebLinux
    7.7From $5 a month

Choosing well

Does it have an Android app?

Android availability can matter if you want to read and manage email on a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone or tablet. Check the app’s supported platforms; Android support does not by itself indicate Xiaomi- or HyperOS-specific features.

How many email accounts can it handle?

Check the account limit and whether the client offers a unified inbox. These details help you decide whether it fits the number of accounts you want to manage and how you prefer to view their messages.

Can I read email offline?

Compare offline access if you want to read messages without an internet connection. Check whether the client also supports scheduled sending if you want to prepare a message and send it later.

Does it include calendar tools?

Calendar tools are one of the features compared for these email clients. Check the app’s coverage to see whether its calendar support suits the way you manage email and appointments.

Is there a free plan or trial?

Check whether the client has a free plan, a free trial or a paid starting price. For example, Thunderbird is listed as free, while Spike has a free plan and a stated annual price for paid service.

Which platforms does it need to run on?

Check for the platforms you use, such as Android, iOS, web, Windows, macOS or Linux. Platform availability varies by app; examples include BlueMail, Zoho Mail and Apple Mail.

Questions people ask

Which email clients have an Android app?

Android is one of the platforms compared for email clients. Check an app’s listed platform support before choosing it for your phone or tablet.

Can I use an email client offline?

Offline access is one of the features compared. Check the individual client’s coverage to confirm whether it supports reading email offline.

What should I check if I use multiple email accounts?

Compare the account limit and whether the client offers a unified inbox.

Do email clients include calendar tools or scheduled sending?

Calendar tools and scheduled sending are both features compared. Check each client’s coverage for the support you need.

Are there free email clients?

Free plans and paid starting prices are compared. Mozilla Thunderbird is listed as free; Spike and Epistles Mail have free plans.

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