AMS File Transfer vs. Proton Mail

AMS File Transfer

7 Reviews and Ratings

Proton Mail

16 Reviews and Ratings

Overview
Product	Rating	Most Used By	Product Summary	Starting Price
AMS File Transfer	Score9.1 out of 10	N/A	AMS File Transfer is presented as secure, user friendly and personalised, with the user's branding to represent the organisation. It helps to protect the delivery of files and information and overcome file size limitations. UK data sovereignty. ISO 27001 Certified.	$80.75 per month
Proton Mail	Score10 out of 10	N/A	Proton Mail, from Proton Technologies, boasts being the world’s largest encrypted email provider. An email server, the vendor states their mission is to defend the right to privacy by making end-to-end encrypted email easy enough for anyone to use, and offers free email accounts without ads, and fully encrypted storage wtih servers hosted in Geneva. The ProtonMail high-tier Visionary plan also includes VPN, via the inclusion of Proton Technologies' ProtonVPN service.	$4.99 per month per user

Pricing

AMS File Transfer

Proton Mail

Base: £60
per month 5 users
Group: £90
per month 10 users
Team: £295
per month 50 users
Business+: £P.O.A
per month 100+ users

Proton Free: $0
Up to 1 GB total storage & 150 messages per day
Mail Plus: $4.99
per month 15 GB total Storage and 10 email addresses
Proton Unlimited: $12.99
per month Access to all Proton apps and premium features

Pricing Offerings
AMS File Transfer	Proton Mail
Free Trial
No	No
Free/Freemium Version
No	Yes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No	No

No setup fee

No setup fee

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Best Alternatives
	AMS File Transfer	Proton Mail
Small Businesses	FileZilla Score9.2 out of 10	Paubox Email Suite Score9 out of 10
Medium-sized Companies	FileZilla Score9.2 out of 10	OpenText Core Email Encryption Score9.6 out of 10
Enterprises	Fortra's GoAnywhere MFT Score7.7 out of 10	DataMotion Score9.6 out of 10
All Alternatives	View all alternatives	View all alternatives

User Ratings
	AMS File Transfer	Proton Mail
Likelihood to Recommend	10.0 (1 ratings)	10.0 (2 ratings)
Usability	- (0 ratings)	10.0 (1 ratings)

User Testimonials
	AMS File Transfer	Proton Mail
Likelihood to Recommend	Automated Messaging Systems Ltd This platform provided us with exactly what we needed; a file transfer tool that's extremely safe and compliance enhancing. Apart from being feature-packed, the AMS File Transfer platform is affordable, making it suitable to be used even by small businesses. I wholeheartedly recommend this tool to anyone wishing to use a fully-auditable, safe, and GDPR-compliant file transfer tool. Verified User Read full review	Proton Good if you like privacy and not having your data mined for advertizing and AI training. George Freeman Professor Emeritus Read full review
Pros	Automated Messaging Systems Ltd No answers on this topic	Proton Secure encrypted email hosting Connection with Outlook works well Works well on all platforms: web, Windows, MacOS, Android, iOS Low monthly cost for email plus all the associated apps George Freeman Professor Emeritus Read full review
Cons	Automated Messaging Systems Ltd No answers on this topic	Proton Exporting email (which I like to do for archiving) is awkward and slow. Proton Mail Bridge (which allows access from other email readers like Outlook) sometimes has synchronization issues. Lately these just resolve themselves. George Freeman Professor Emeritus Read full review
Usability	Automated Messaging Systems Ltd No answers on this topic	Proton Mostly intuitive and easy to use. A bit harder if you stick with two passwords (one for the account and one for the encryption). George Freeman Professor Emeritus Read full review
Alternatives Considered	Automated Messaging Systems Ltd No answers on this topic	Proton Proton had a wider offering of products like vpn and drive. I ended up paying for a yearly subscription, I liked it so much. Incentivized Verified User Read full review
Return on Investment	Automated Messaging Systems Ltd No answers on this topic	Proton Easy to link with my business domain and email. George Freeman Professor Emeritus Read full review
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