Question 1

When should you use eM Client?

Accepted Answer

If you just have a free email account (@gmail.com or @hotmail.com) and are fine with doing emails in a web browser, you may not need to use an email client like eM Client. Gmail is already an excellent product, and their email interface (which is excellent) is free to use for @gmail.com emails. It's when you're using an official or work email account (like you@yourcompany.com) when you may want to use something like eM Client, because Gmail's email interface won't be available to you unless you pay, and most decent email clients (Microsoft Outlook, PostBox, MailBird and so on) are paid tools. Many people also prefer to use desktop software for emails over a web browser.

Question 2

Is eM Client safe? Does it respect your privacy?

Accepted Answer

eM Client appears to be 100% safe, as I have not heard of any security breaches with their software, or any security/privacy issues that would be cause for concern.

Question 3

How is eM Client's support?

Accepted Answer

There is a very good knowledgebase on the eM Client website, and you can expect reasonable support from eM Client if you have a Pro license (their support is managed by Kayako Help Desk Software).

Question 4

How does eM Client compare to other email clients?

Accepted Answer

eM Client vs Outlook: Outlook is available on mobile, unlike eM Client, and is more widely used. However, eM Client has some additional features over Outlook such as instant chat, custom themes and backup. If you want to have a chat interface (like what Skype has) sometimes instead of email, get eM Client. eM Client vs MailBird: eM Client has a better search feature than Mailbird and allows customizing the layout, but otherwise MailBird is also a fine email client. eM Client is also cheaper overall, with their Pro for individuals license costing a one-off $49.95, and MailBird costing $69 for individual users. eM Client vs Thunderbird: The best thing about Thunderbird is it's completely free and open-source. If you want a desktop email client that you don't have to pay for, you should get it. Compared to eM Client, it doesn't have different built-in themes, backup or a bunch of other features (such as snooze incoming emails, watch for replies or all attachments view). Definitely worth downloading and trying, and only paying for an email client like eM Client if it has some specific features you need.

Question 5

How does eM Client stack up overall?

Accepted Answer

eM Client is an excellent email client in my opinion, and definitely worth checking out. I don't know if they should really be saying they are objectively "the best" email client, but they are definitely one of the best.

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