gpg4o
7.0#6 in email encryption softwareFrom €5,195 a yearFree planWindows
Visitgpg4o vs SecureMyEmail
SecureMyEmail
8.2#1 in email encryption softwareFrom $29.99 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebmacOS
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | gpg4o | SecureMyEmail |
|---|---|---|
| Encryption | It uses asymmetric encryption with private and public keys and follows the OpenPGP standard. | The maker says messages and attachments are encrypted on the device before sending and that it cannot decrypt them. |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Product | gpg4o is a Microsoft Outlook add-in for encrypting, decrypting, signing and checking messages and attachments. | SecureMyEmail encrypts email without requiring users to change their email provider or address. |
gpg4o plans
- gpg4o FreeFree
- gpg4o – Extension product maintenance 1 year€5,195 a year
- gpg4o – Extension product maintenance 3 years€13,995 a year
- gpg4o€9,995, paid once
SecureMyEmail plans
- Free ForeverFree
- FreeFree
- Premium monthly$3.99 a month
- 1-month subscription$3.99 a month
- 12-month subscription$29.99 a year
- Premium annual$29.99 a year
Pick gpg4o if…
It may suit Windows users who use Outlook for confidential professional communication or private sharing of sensitive information. Organizations needing central key management should note that it requires Enterprise KeyServer.
Pick SecureMyEmail if…
SecureMyEmail suits people who want to encrypt email while keeping an existing provider, especially those using IMAP or one of its built-in services. It also fits individuals who need up to eight addresses or organizations seeking consolidated billing and support after a trial.