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Lockbin vs PDF Postman

Lockbin

7.5#3 in email encryption softwareFrom $10 a month
Free planWebLinuxmacOSWindows
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What both publish

FactLockbinPDF Postman
Admin access controlsYesYes
EncryptionMessages are protected in transit with TLS and at rest with FIPS 140-2 verified AES-256 encryption.It protects messages and attachments with AES-128 or AES-256 bit encryption.
Free planYesYes
Outlook integrationNoYes
Recipient accessRecipients can open messages from a unique URL plus password, with passwordless secure links also available for known recipients.Recipients can open encrypted PDF files using a PDF viewer and password, without special software or registration.
Recipient verificationpasswordpassword
Secure deliverylinkattachment
SupportCurrent users can email [email protected] for immediate assistance, and professional-tier users can reach support by phone through their account.The maker provides an online support ticket link and lists support by Encryptomatic LLC.

Lockbin plans

  • Premium$10 a month
  • Multi-User Enterprise$10 a month
  • Free—

PDF Postman plans

  • 1 License$69.99, paid once
  • 5 Licenses$349.95, paid once
  • 10 Licenses$589.90, paid once
  • 25 Licenses$1,249.75, paid once
  • 50 Licenses$2,199.50, paid once
  • 75 Licenses$3,149.25, paid once

Pick Lockbin if…

Lockbin may suit medical, dental, CPA, finance, and government organizations handling sensitive information. It is also an option for users who want browser-based message and file delivery alongside Google Workspace or Microsoft 365.

Pick PDF Postman if…

PDF Postman may suit Windows Outlook users who need password-protected email PDFs, including small office or home office users and corporate professionals. Its enterprise deployment and centralized password database may also fit organizations with IT departments.

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