[gregorvand]

Pair it with mailpass.io and you have PassKeys all round, and real phishing protection than using gmail/ms/icloud emails as the communication method. Using a pw manager works well with it since the manager quickly stores the unique alias assigned to the service (ie instead of the same persistent email each time)

[AnonHP]

There's no pricing information for mailpass.io. There isn't even a contact email address or form. I'm hesitant to trust services that do not list the pricing (or future plans for pricing) transparently. Same for not having a support contact either. The help page here shows Slack as the only way to connect, but that's not convenient for people who don't use it or don't want to use it.

[gregorvand]

Thanks for your points - the product is in early beta and it is fully appreciated we are asking to be trusted with inbound messages which is a higher bar than a lot of products. Pricing will be transparent and detailed soon - however the service is currently free for up to 10 services/aliases (noted on the landing page) as we determine the user cohort that gets the most value from the product in general.

We thought a Slack community was a more authentic way for users to contact / chat to those actually building the product, but please reach out to [e-mail] if you need support or just would like to ask some questions.